Answer to Question #265663 in Calculus for jeff

Question

The equation for a distance, s(m), travelled in time t(s) by an object starting with an initial velocity u(ms^-1) and uniform acceleration a(ms^-2) is:

Answer 1

Given distance traveled= s(m)

Time taken= t(s)

Initial velocity= u(ms^-1)

Uniform acceleration= a(me^-2)

The equation for distance traveled is given by the newton law that's states

$s=ut+\frac{1}{2}at^2$