Question

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v₀ + at
v₀
at
the original velocity of the object when the motion started.
the velocity that is gained or lost due to acceleration.
the total velocity at any time.

Explanation:

Match each term to its definition based on the kinematic velocity formula for constant acceleration.

1. $v_0$ represents the initial velocity when motion begins.
2. $at$ represents the change in velocity from acceleration over time.
3. $v_0 + at$ is the sum of initial and changed velocity, total velocity at time $t$.

Answer:

• $\boldsymbol{v_0 + at}$ → The total velocity at any time.
• $\boldsymbol{v_0}$ → The original velocity of the object when the motion started.
• $\boldsymbol{at}$ → The velocity that is gained or lost due to acceleration.