a body is moving with uniform velocity how would the equations of motion for the body change?

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As the body is moving with the uniform velocity its acceleration is zero.
First and third equation of motion gives,
Initial velocity = Final velocity ( u = v )
Second equation of motion reduces to,
s = ut = vt

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a body is moving with uniform velocity how would the equations of motion for the body change?

As the body is moving with the uniform velocity its acceleration is zero.First and third equation of motion gives,Initial velocity = Final velocity ( u = v )Second equation of motion reduces to,s = ut = vt

As the body is moving with the uniform velocity its acceleration is zero.
First and third equation of motion gives,
Initial velocity = Final velocity ( u = v )
Second equation of motion reduces to,
s = ut = vt