Velocity as a Function of Position Under Constant Acceleration

Calculus · Calculus — University

Question

A particle travels along a straight line with constant acceleration. Given: when $s = 4$ ft, $v = 3$ ft/s; when $s = 10$ ft, $v = 8$ ft/s. Find $v$ as a function of $s$.

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