# Uniformly Accelerated Motion Calculator

> Solve one constant-acceleration motion variable from standard one-dimensional kinematic equations.

Page: https://askcalculators.com/calculator/uniformly-accelerated-motion-calculator/
Definition: https://askcalculators.com/calculator/uniformly-accelerated-motion-calculator/definition.json
JSON Schema: https://askcalculators.com/calculator/uniformly-accelerated-motion-calculator/schema.json
Version: 1.0.0
Maintained by: AskCalculators (software project; not a credentialed reviewer)
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Page status: Live
Review status: Pending

## Use
Open the calculator page and enter values. Query-string parameters can restore and bookmark a calculation.
Example: https://askcalculators.com/calculator/uniformly-accelerated-motion-calculator/?solveFor=finalVelocity&initialVelocity=5&finalVelocity=25&displacement=150&acceleration=2&time=10

## Inputs
- solveFor: Solve for; type=select; required; default=finalVelocity; values=initialVelocity|finalVelocity|displacement|acceleration|time
- initialVelocity: Initial velocity u (m/s); type=number; required; default=5
- finalVelocity: Final velocity v (m/s); type=number; required; default=25
- displacement: Displacement s (m); type=number; required; default=150
- acceleration: Acceleration a (m/s²); type=number; required; default=2
- time: Time t (s); type=number; required; default=10; min=0.000001

## Outputs
- result: Solved value; format=number; primary
- unit: Unit; format=text
- equation: Equation used; format=text

## Formula
v = u + at; s = ut + ½at²; v² = u² + 2as

## Rules
- Empty optional inputs are undefined, not zero.
- Hidden conditional inputs are ignored.
- Do not invent missing required inputs.