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What is the relationship between displacement and time squared (d = vt -.5at2)?

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just to clarify, that is the relationship of a displacement vs time squared graph?

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  1. isnt that accerlation?

    d = vt +/- 0.5at^2


  2. The distance an object travels under constant acceleration, and with an initial velocity, is given by the equation:

    d = vt + ½at²

    Say you are moving steadily at 10 m/s, then accelerate at 5 m/s² for 2 seconds. Then

    d = 10m/s x 2 + ½ (5 x 2²)

    d = 20 m + 10 m = 30 m

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