Question

Translational motion x = x 0 + v 0 t + 1/2at2

Answer 1

v(t) = v0+a0t (2)

a(t) = a0 (3)

This is motion with constant acceleration (a(t) = constant).

Answer 2

What formula did you use was it the formula to calculate speed?

Answer 3

For constant acceleration

Answer 4

For the equation itself

Answer 5

It has to do with some formula but idk which one to use

Answer 6

i hate physics :/

Answer 7

one moment

Answer 8

I understand how you feel

Answer 9

Stressed

Answer 10

what's the question that it's giving you about this formula?

Answer 11

this formula means distance=initial_distance+velocity*time +1/2acceleration*t^2

Answer 12

Holup

Answer 13

okay

Answer 14

If you have all of these variables, such as x0-initial displacement, v0-initial velocity, t-time, and a-acceleration, you may plug them in to determine the displacement calculated in the question. Meters, kilometers, etc.  You will get displacement if you add in the variables.