Uniformly accelerated motion?

Question

In cases of uniformly accelerated motion, how may the final velocity be expressed in terms of initial velocity, acceleration, and elapsed time?

Answer 1

A = Acceleration
Vo = Intial velocity
T = Elapsed time

Vf = AT + Vo

Answer 2

What jpferrierjr said, except I learned that Initial Velocity is expressed as Vi.

Answer 3

at the same time as an merchandise shifting in a without delay line is uniformly sped up, ( i.e its speed transformations with time, because acceleration is fee of replace of speed) then the action is named uniformly sped up linear action. imagine of a vehicle shifting in a linear(without delay) route. at the same time as its speed(speed) transformations with time, the automobile is declared to be sped up. so its action then will be referred to as a uniformly sped up linear action.