SOLUTION: i asked the question wrong the first time Alan!! If an object accelerates for 3 seconds with a=6 m/s^2 (meters/second^2), how much does the velocity increase?

SOLUTION: i asked the question wrong the first time Alan!! If an object accelerates for 3 seconds with a=6 m/s^2 (meters/second^2), how much does the velocity increase?

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Question 503186: i asked the question wrong the first time Alan!!

If an object accelerates for 3 seconds with a=6 m/s^2 (meters/second^2), how much does the velocity increase?
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Your units weren't right, but that's the question I answered.
3 sec * 6 m/sec^2 = 18 m/sec increase.

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