$Deltay = 1/2 a_y Deltat^2$

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$Deltay = 1/2 a_y * Deltat ^2$

$(a_y)"constant vertical acceleration"$

$(Deltat)"time"$

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Acceleration (a) is typically - m/s² to represent the negative (downward) force of gravity.

This equation,

$Deltay = 1/2 a_y Deltat^2$ , references 1 page

• Distance Traveled at Constant Acceleration by KurtHeckman

This equation,

$Deltay = 1/2 a_y Deltat^2$ , is used in 2 pages

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$-h=1/2(-g)Deltat^2$ by KurtHeckman

• LM 6_2 Coordinates and components Collection by vCollections

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