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I think its C.
Nope. That's not right.
Take it in this way : \(s = u + 0.5 t^2 \\ s - u = 0.5 t^2\) Right?
Now divide \(\color{blue}{0.5}\) both sides. \(\cfrac{s-u}{\color{blue}{0.5}} = \cfrac{0.5t^2}{\color{blue}{0.5}} \) \(\cfrac{s - u}{0.5} = \cfrac{\cancel{0.5} t^2}{\cancel{0.5} } \) \(\cfrac{s-u}{0.5} = t^2\) Square root both sides and you're done.
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So A?
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Oops yeah. Sorry, I forgot to put a in the work above. Yes, it is A. Good work!
Thanks. :)
I just checked aswell good job it is A
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