Acceleration as a function of time example (with constant acceleration) 

Very helpful, and clear. Thank you!

Hello, thank you for the great play list! I'm learning a lot, but at 3:39 why didn't you integrate dt? Could you pls explain!

Great video sir....but would I be wrong I used the kinematic equations to solve this question since we are dealing with a constant acceleration

Hi, thanks a lot for this wonderful playlist; saved a lot of time, really! However, I was just wondering that if the question asks for distance first, and then time, can we not use the third equation first which you derived in the previous video to get the distance first? I am referring to v2=v02+2a(s-s0). And then either use v=v0+at or perhaps use that distance found in the first parts and substitute in s=s0+v0t+1/2at2?

Very much. Helpful But By using which app you done this ? Please say ?