What Are The Three Equations Of Motion?

Answer: The three equations of motion formulated by sir Isaac Newton successfully derive a relationship between the displacement of a particle and nature’s three attributes-velocity, time, and acceleration. Even Though the motion attained by the same particle could be in the forms of various types and in various directions, these three equations focus on the motion of an object in a straight line or a single dimension. Negative and positive values are assigned considering the direction of the motion.

The three equations are-

v = u + at

Where v is the final velocity of the object 

u is the initial velocity 

a and t are the acceleration and period, respectively. 

S = ut + 1/2 at^2

S is the distance covered, and the rest variables indicate the same values as the first equation. 

V^2 = u^2 + 2as

Where variables indicate the same value, it could be helpful to find the unknown dimension if time isn’t provided.