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what is the correct formula ? and solve problem and please show work?

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  • 4 weeks ago
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    The first formula is solved in terms of t (time) while the second is solved in terms of v_f (final velocity) and the third is solved in terms of a (acceleration).

    Since the problem asks for the final velocity, you want the second formula.

    Just plug in the other values:

    v_0 or v_i : initial velocity <-- 25 (m/s)

    a : acceleration <-- 7.0 (m/s²)

    t : time <-- 6.0 (seconds)

    Formula:

    v_f = v_i + at

    v_f = 25 + 7 * 6

    v_f = 25 + 42

    v_f = 67 m/s

  • 4 weeks ago

    at = v(f) - v(o)

    7.0m/s^2 * 6.0 s = v(f) - 25 m/s 

    42  m/s = f(f) - 25 m/s 

    v(f) = 67 m/s 

  • 4 weeks ago

    they arre both the same formula, just rearranged.

    V = 25 + 7•6 = 25+42 = 67 m/s

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