Question

Acceleration is a measure of how the velocity of a moving object is changing. It can be calculated using the formula a = v-u/t, where v represents the final velocity, u represents the initial velocity, and t represents the time interval.

If the unit for the velocity of an object is m/s and time is measured in seconds, what would the unit for the object's acceleration be?

Answer 1

The unit for the object's acceleration would be meters per second squared (m/s²).