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s=1/2(u+v)t check the dimensional consistency for this? where s is displacement, t is time, u is initial velocity, v is final velocity.
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![s = 0.5*([m/s]+[m/s])*[s]\\s=0.5*[m/s]*[s]\\s = 0.5*[m]](/tpl/images/1029/9140/71c06.png)
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