How can I find the final position of a particle if I know initial position and velocity?

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amtran_bus · Answer

Im thinking you basically find how long the particle was moving at that velocity (assuming average velocity) and add that to be initial...

amtran_bus · Answer

*the initial

whitemonsterbunny17 · Answer

I'm sorry, but I have no clue. :/
When he's online, maybe @Abhisar can help. ^.^

amtran_bus · Answer

@Zale101 @tHe_FiZiCx99 @zepdrix 
thanks whitemonsterbunny17

amtran_bus · Answer

@nikato @sammixboo

whitemonsterbunny17 · Answer

No problem,
$\Large\frak\color{lime}{Good~Luck!}$

nikato · Answer

Yea.
I think once your find the time, you'll be able to find the final position by adding the time  times velocity to your initial

abhisar · Answer

YEs, you need to know for how much long the body travelled, then u can calculate the final position.

radar · Answer

Velocity also includes direction (a vector) should work out for you.