Mathematics A-Level
Kinematics with constant acceleration in vector form
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Definition of Kinematics with constant acceleration in vector form
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For kinematics with constant acceleration, vector equations such as r = r0 + ut + ½at² are used, applying them to each component.
Topics that use Kinematics with constant acceleration in vector form
- J: Vectors (AQA A-Level)
Related terms
- component
- component form
- direction
- Displacement
- Geometric proof using vectors
- Magnitude
- magnitude and direction
- magnitude/direction form
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