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Solve the following equation for v0 and again for t: v=v0+ at

Solve the following equation for v0 and again for t:

v=v0+ at

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Subtract from both sides of equation we will get

So

Now to compute first subtracting from both sides of given equation we get-

Further dividing by from both sides we get

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