c. What is the object's velocity 5 meters before it comes to rest?d. What is the displacement of the object when its velocity is 12 m/s? 2. An object moves in the +x-direction under a constant acceleration.a. If an object is initially moving at a rate of 35 m/s and comes to a stop over a time of7.00 seconds, what acceleration did the object undergo?b. At what time is the object's displacement equal to 15.0 m?

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c. What is the object's velocity 5 meters before it comes to rest?
d. What is the displacement of the object when its velocity is 12 m/s?

2. An object moves in the +x-direction under a constant acceleration.
a. If an object is initially moving at a rate of 35 m/s and comes to a stop over a time of
7.00 seconds, what acceleration did the object undergo?
b. At what time is the object's displacement equal to 15.0 m?

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Step 1: Equations of kinematics

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The equations of motion for uniformly accelerated motion are:

1. $v equals u plus a t$ (relates initial velocity $u$ , final velocity $v$ , acceleration $a$ , and time $t$ )
2. $s equals u t plus 1 half a t squared$ (relates initial velocity $u$ , acceleration $a$ , time $t$ , and displacement $s$ )
3. $v squared equals u squared plus 2 a s$ (relates initial velocity $u$ , final velocity $v$ , acceleration $a$ , and displacement $s$ )

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