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    This document describes the motion of an object moving in one dimension. It contains the following key points: 1) The velocity (v) of the object at any time (t) can be calculated using an equation that includes the initial velocity (vo), acceleration (a), and time. 2) The position (x) of the object can also be calculated using an equation that includes the initial position (xo), initial velocity, acceleration, and time. 3) By plugging known values into the equations, such as an initial velocity of 4 m/s, acceleration of -1 m/s^2, and time of 5 s, the velocity and position at t = 5 s can be

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    This document describes the motion of an object moving in one dimension. It contains the following key points: 1) The velocity (v) of the object at any time (t) can be calculated using an equation that includes the initial velocity (vo), acceleration (a), and time. 2) The position (x) of the object can also be calculated using an equation that includes the initial position (xo), initial velocity, acceleration, and time. 3) By plugging known values into the equations, such as an initial velocity of 4 m/s, acceleration of -1 m/s^2, and time of 5 s, the velocity and position at t = 5 s can be

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    EAD (NAS) Assignment 3

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    This document describes the motion of an object moving in one dimension. It contains the following key points: 1) The velocity (v) of the object at any time (t) can be calculated using an equation that includes the initial velocity (vo), acceleration (a), and time. 2) The position (x) of the object can also be calculated using an equation that includes the initial position (xo), initial velocity, acceleration, and time. 3) By plugging known values into the equations, such as an initial velocity of 4 m/s, acceleration of -1 m/s^2, and time of 5 s, the velocity and position at t = 5 s can be

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