I need the answer as soon as possible For a motion with constant acceleration, the equation of average velocity is(v+vo)v=2. It is not valid for the case when the acceleration a=A+Bt, where A and B arev = 1/2 At + ² B₁² ++ voAtconstants. Prove that for this case,rather than 4t+Br²+v

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For a motion with constant acceleration, the equation of average velocity is (v+vo) _ 2. It is not valid for the case when the acceleration a=A+Bt, where A and B are + vo constants. Prove that for this case , rather than dr+Br² +16

For a motion with constant acceleration, the equation of average velocity is (v+vo) _ 2. It is not valid for the case when the acceleration a=A+Bt, where A and B are + vo constants. Prove that for this case , rather than dr+Br² +16

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