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The formula can be applied
Option: 1
Always
Option: 2
Only when acceleration direction is constant
Option: 3
Only when the velocity of the particle is constant throughout
Option: 4
Only if acceleration is constant
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As we learned
1st equation or velocity-time equation -
v = Final velocity
u = Initial velocity
a = acceleration
t = time
This equation is valid when acceleration is constant.
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