1. Motion with Constant Acceleration
Section 3-2
Motion with Constant Acceleration

2. Velocity with Average Acceleration
You can use an objects average acceleration to determine what the velocity change will be over a given time interval

3. Final Velocity with Average Acceleration
The final velocity is equal to the initial velocity plus the product of the average acceleration and time interval

4. Position with Constant Acceleration
An objects position is equal to the sum of the initial position, the product of the initial velocity and the time, and half the product of the acceleration and the square of the time
Example 3 on page 67

5. Velocity with Constant Acceleration
The square of the final velocity equals the sum of the square of the initial velocity and twice the product of the acceleration and the displacement since the initial time
Example 4 on page 69