SUVAT Equations

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Equation for velocity?
V = U + at
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Equation for displacement with given velocity?
S = 1/2(U+V) t
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Equation for displacement with given acceleration?
S = ut + 1/2 at^2
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Equation for velocity^2
V^2 = U^2 + 2as
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T
Time
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A
Acceleration
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U
Initial Velocity
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S
Displacement
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V
Velocity
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G
Gravity (+ if falling - if on level)
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Unit of Velocity
ms-1
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Unit of Distance
m
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Unit of Acceleration
ms-2
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Unit of Time
Seconds
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Card 2

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Equation for displacement with given velocity?

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S = 1/2(U+V) t

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Equation for displacement with given acceleration?

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Card 4

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Equation for velocity^2

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Ocean Sparks

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Sorry to be picky, (might have rubbed off from my teacher) but S is displacement, not distance. Say for example you walk from one spot to another and then back to the beginning spot. How far you have walked would be the distance. The displacement would be 0, as you have not moved from your beginning spot. Therefore displacement is where you end up compared to the beginning, no matter how long it took to get there.

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