100 points.
what equations are used when analyzing an object moving with a constant accelerati...
Physics, 18.10.2019 16:10 salutemeimchloe
100 points.
what equations are used when analyzing an object moving with a constant acceleration?
can you explain this in detail and why those formulas work with constant acceleration?
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