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Thalia Maldonado
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29 July, 05:14
Prove dimensionally
V=at
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Heather Marquez
29 July, 05:22
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Velocity v has SI units of m/s.
Acceleration a has SI units of m/s².
Time t has SI units of s.
v = at
m/s = (m/s²) (s)
m/s = m/s
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