what is the formula of acceleration?

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Formula for acceleration: final velocity minus initial velocity over time. a = ?v/?t = (vfinal - vinitial) / (tfinal - tinitial) in words, acceleration equals the difference of the final velocity and the initial velocity divided by the difference of the final time and the initial time.
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Acceleration=(final velocity - initial velocity)/time taken
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a= (v-u)/t
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M(v-u)/t
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Acceleration=(final velocity - initial velocity)/time taken or Acceleration = Force / mass
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acceleration= net force acting on a body/mass of that body
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Acceleration can be interpreted by the formula V=U + AT only when it is known that A is constant throughout the time period T used in the formula. Otherwise, the formula F=MA is valid always and can be used to calculate acceleration at any instant (Instantaneous acceleration).
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Acceleration is defined as change in velocity per unit time. Mathematically a=(Final velocity-Initial velocity)/Time taken.
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acc= rate of change of velocity= dv/time sqr
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Acceleration = change in velocity / time taken to produce the change
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