For uniformly accelerated motion without initial velocity, the equation v = 2⋅s/t applies, where v represents the final velocity. Derive this equation from the two basic equations for uniformly accelerated motion, which are: v = a⋅t + v0 and s = a/2 ⋅t^2 + v0⋅t
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Since the initial speed v0 is 0, the following applies:
v = a * t and s = (a / 2) * t2
Turned to a:
a = v / t and a = 2 * s / t2
Same:
v/t = 2 * s/t2
converted to v:
v = 2 * s / t
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