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Acceleration equations
*Input 3 values in any fields
   
System of units:

Example 1: A car accelerates from rest, find its speed in km/h after 10 seconds if the acceleration rate is 2.5 m/s2.
    
Acceleration  (a):
Distance traveled  (S):
Initial velocity  (v0 ):
Velocity at time t  (vt ):
Time  (t):
Input limit:

Additional acceleration equations     

The acceleration describes the constant amount of increase or decrease in the speed of an object along the travel path. There are cases that the acceleration is not constant but depends on time. a = a(t) The value of speed is a scalar value, and has only pure values compared to the velocity that has values and defines direction in space.

Acceleration equations as a function of different inputs

Equations functions