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11TH•Mathematics•Theory Of Quadratic Functions•Exercise 3.2

1. Uniform Motion Kinematic Equations

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1. Uniform Motion Kinematic Equations

For motion along a rectilinear path of total distance dd: d=v⋅t  ⟹  t(v)=dvd = v \cdot t \implies t(v) = \frac{d}{v}

where:

  • d=total fixed distance travelledd = \text{total fixed distance travelled}
  • v=uniform velocity (scalar speed)(v>0)v = \text{uniform velocity (scalar speed)} \quad (v > 0)
  • t=elapsed journey durationt = \text{elapsed journey duration}

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