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  • (2.4) (Average Acceleration, Straight-Line Motion) : T V T T V V A

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    This document provides an equation for calculating average acceleration during straight-line motion using change in velocity and change in time. The equation is: average acceleration (aav) equals change in velocity (Δvx) divided by change in time (Δt). This can be rearranged to solve for change in velocity as the average acceleration times change in time minus the initial velocity times the change in time.

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    This document provides an equation for calculating average acceleration during straight-line motion using change in velocity and change in time. The equation is: average acceleration (aav) equals change in velocity (Δvx) divided by change in time (Δt). This can be rearranged to solve for change in velocity as the average acceleration times change in time minus the initial velocity times the change in time.

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    (2.4) (Average Acceleration, Straight-Line Motion) : T V T T V V A

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    This document provides an equation for calculating average acceleration during straight-line motion using change in velocity and change in time. The equation is: average acceleration (aav) equals change in velocity (Δvx) divided by change in time (Δt). This can be rearranged to solve for change in velocity as the average acceleration times change in time minus the initial velocity times the change in time.

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    v2 x v1x vx = (2.

    4) t2 t1 t (average acceleration, straight-line motion) aav x =

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