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Velocity(Speed with Direction)

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Mike is driving his car with an initial velocity of ‘u’ ms $^{- 1}$ and constant acceleration of ‘a’ ms $^{- 2}$ to attain a final velocity of ‘v’ ms $^{- 1}$ . Can we calculate his displacement without knowing the time?

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