Acceleration formula - three acceleration equations:
- a = accleration (m/s2)
- V = Change in Velocity (vf - vi)
- ∆t = time interval during which the change occurs
- ∆d = Distance time during acceleration.
- F = Net force acting on an object that accelerates.
- m = Mass of this object.
Where:
01. Velocity difference basic Formula:
a =
(vf - vi)
∆t
Use this to calculate acceleration when initial and final velocities and time are known.
02. Kinematic Equations for Constant Acceleration:
a =
2 × (∆d - vi × ∆t)
∆t2
Use this to calculate acceleration when initial velocities and distance and time are known.
03. Force-Based Formula (Newton’s Second Law):
a =
F
m
Use this to find acceleration when force (F) and mass (m) are known.
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