Douglas M. answered • 05/23/16 Tutor 4.9 (908) Nearly 20 years experience Tutoring Physics to students at all levels About this tutor › About this tutor › Hello Electra You can use the equation Vfinal = Vinitial + a*t Vfinal = 30 - 6*5 Upvote • 1 Downvote Comment • 1 More Report Michael J. To describe the final velocity in context, it would be less than the starting velocity. This is because you are decelerating. Decelerating is the same as slowing down. Your deceleration is 6 m/s2, which is equivalent to an acceleration of -6 m/s2. Report 05/23/16
Michael J. To describe the final velocity in context, it would be less than the starting velocity. This is because you are decelerating. Decelerating is the same as slowing down. Your deceleration is 6 m/s2, which is equivalent to an acceleration of -6 m/s2. Report 05/23/16
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