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If a ball has a constant acceleration of 10m/s^2, how fast will the ball be rolling after 4 seconds?

Would you multiply acceleration times time? So 10 x 4... or would you use the equation d=1/2gt^2?

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vfinal=vi+ acceleration*time

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