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    1) The document discusses motion problems involving distance, time, and speed. It provides calculations for average speed, instantaneous speed, and distance traveled using kinematic equations. 2) Steps are shown for solving problems involving acceleration, including calculating final velocity and distance traveled given initial velocity, acceleration, and time. 3) Additional problems presented involve calculating average speed, distance, and time for scenarios involving constant acceleration.

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    1) The document discusses motion problems involving distance, time, and speed. It provides calculations for average speed, instantaneous speed, and distance traveled using kinematic equations. 2) Steps are shown for solving problems involving acceleration, including calculating final velocity and distance traveled given initial velocity, acceleration, and time. 3) Additional problems presented involve calculating average speed, distance, and time for scenarios involving constant acceleration.

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    Hsics: Psrtssluh A-3-Qs 2eluin

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    Aditya Yadav
    1) The document discusses motion problems involving distance, time, and speed. It provides calculations for average speed, instantaneous speed, and distance traveled using kinematic equations. 2) Steps are shown for solving problems involving acceleration, including calculating final velocity and distance traveled given initial velocity, acceleration, and time. 3) Additional problems presented involve calculating average speed, distance, and time for scenarios involving constant acceleration.

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