how will equations for an object with moving with a uniform velocity change?

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as velocity is a vector quantity hence when velocity changes its direction than its equation of motion changes
actually if you decide one direction of velocity positive than other direction must be negative and put same negative
sign in the equations of motion .which ultimately changes the value of equation.

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