5. Derive a formula that relates the displacement, final velocity, time and constantacceleration of an object in UARM (Uniformly Accelerated Rectilinear Motion). Use thatformula to find the time it takes for a particle to attain a velocity of 30“, given that theconstant acceleration is 6 and the particle's displacement is 25m to the left of thes2origin.

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5. Derive a formula that relates the displacement, final velocity, time and constant
acceleration of an object in UARM (Uniformly Accelerated Rectilinear Motion). Use that
formula to find the time it takes for a particle to attain a velocity of 30“, given that the
constant acceleration is 6 and the particle's displacement is 25m to the left of the
s2
origin.

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