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    1. The document discusses motion equations including distance, speed, velocity, and acceleration. It relates these concepts using equations such as distance=speed*time and velocity=speed*time. 2. Formulas are provided for calculating speed, velocity, displacement, and acceleration based on constant acceleration. Equations include relationships between these variables, their derivatives, and how they relate graphically in velocity-time and displacement-time graphs. 3. Examples are given for calculating quantities related to motion under constant acceleration, including crossing a river in the shortest time.

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    1. The document discusses motion equations including distance, speed, velocity, and acceleration. It relates these concepts using equations such as distance=speed*time and velocity=speed*time. 2. Formulas are provided for calculating speed, velocity, displacement, and acceleration based on constant acceleration. Equations include relationships between these variables, their derivatives, and how they relate graphically in velocity-time and displacement-time graphs. 3. Examples are given for calculating quantities related to motion under constant acceleration, including crossing a river in the shortest time.

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    1. The document discusses motion equations including distance, speed, velocity, and acceleration. It relates these concepts using equations such as distance=speed*time and velocity=speed*time. 2. Formulas are provided for calculating speed, velocity, displacement, and acceleration based on constant acceleration. Equations include relationships between these variables, their derivatives, and how they relate graphically in velocity-time and displacement-time graphs. 3. Examples are given for calculating quantities related to motion under constant acceleration, including crossing a river in the shortest time.

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