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Accelerated Motion

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Accelerated Motion. By: Ashley Teitelman , Marley Kulp , and Paige deBlecourt. Acceleration is the increase or decrease in the rate of change of velocity Formula: A= V/ T = Vf - Vi/ T. Graphs. Position is Proportional to time squared.

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Accelerated Motion By: Ashley Teitelman, Marley Kulp, and Paige deBlecourt
Acceleration is the increase or decrease in the rate of change of velocity • Formula: A= V/ T = Vf- Vi/ T
Graphs • Position is Proportional to • time squared • Velocity is directly proportional to time

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