How do I find initial velocty, acceleration, and final velocity? I am given t = 2.4 s and d = 5.6 m

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anonymous · Answer

With 2 dimensional kinematics we can plug in the values for d and t.

x = vt + 1/2at^2

anonymous · Answer

We know initial v is

v= d/t which gives us 5.6/2.4

anonymous · Answer

May be wrong, I'd check your answers. It's been a while

rvc · Answer

whats your actual question

we know that 
velocity= displacement/ time
u have the values for both
you will get velocity...
after that 
use this equation : s=ut+1/2 a t^2
s=d t=2.4 u= velocity value which u got above

so u get a 

after that
v=u+at
u= that velocity value(intial)
a= acceleration which u found out
t=2.4
u will get V (final velocity)

michele_laino · Answer

please, what are the meanings of $d=5.6$ meters and $t=2.4$ seconds?