First it is necessary to establish a reference system which consists of a Cartesian coordinate system.
The displacement equation is given by a general formula.
"S=S_{o}+V_{o}*t+\\frac{1}{2}a*t^{2}"
The initial position is given by: "S_{o}" it is the position of the object at t = 0
The initial velocity is given by: "V_{o}"
Acceleration is given by: "a"
The time is given by:"t"
Example.
#one
A car leaves from rest at 3 meters from the origin and increases its velocity at a rate of 10m / s2, the position equation is given by:
In this case:
Expression for the position."S=S_{o}+V_{o}t +\\frac{1}{2}at^{2}\\text{ The units are omitted to facilitate the work }"
"S=3+0t +\\frac{1}{2}10t^{2} \\\\ S=3+\\frac{10}{2}t^{2} \\\\S=3+5t^{2} \\\\ \\text{ Organizing } \\boxed{S=5t^{2}+3}"
#2
A car initially travels at 30m / s when it applies the brakes and decreases its velocity at a rate of 4m / s2.
Where:
Expression for the position."S=S_{o}+V_{o}t +\\frac{1}{2}at^{2}\\text{ The units are omitted to facilitate the work }"
"S=0+30t -\\frac{1}{2}4t^{2} \\\\ S=30t-\\frac{4}{2}t^{2} \\\\S=30t+2t^{2} \\\\ \\text{ Organizing } \\boxed{S=2t^{2}+30t}"
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