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Change the subject of the equation v = u + at to a.

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In order to make a the subject of this equation , we need to get a by itself .

The current equation is :

v = u + at

Subtract u on both sides :

v-u=at

Now, divide by t on both sides :

v-u/t=a

So the formula looks like ↓

[tex]\boxed{\\\begin{minipage}{3cm}Equation \\ a=$\displaystyle\frac{v-u}{t} $ \\ \end{minipage}}[/tex]

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