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How do I find xf in the equation xf= 1/2at^2 + vit+ xi
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there are 4 unknowns in the right hand side of the equation You need to read the whole question and see if it tells you the values for a (=acceleration) t (= time elapsed) vi (= initial speed) xi (initial displacement) If so then put those values into the equation and solve for xf (= final displacement) Note that if it a body falling or thrown under gravity then you can assume a=g=9.81m/s^2
Also - if the question asks something like 'how far has it travelled after time t' then you can assume you are measuring distance from the position it started at - so you can set xi=0
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