Two-stage SUVAT motion
Your equation choice is reliable. The next step is controlling signs across linked stages.
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Coach's note
Make your sign convention visible
Your mechanics method is strong. A clear direction statement will protect marks in multi-stage motion.
- SUVAT choice — You selected suitable equations in two recent problems.
- Signs — A negative acceleration was not explained.
Write “positive is…” before the first equation.
A short two-stage problem should make that habit stick.
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PhysicsUK Exam Studio: SUVAT in a straight line
What worked: Correct equation choice and substitution.
Improve: State the positive direction before using a negative acceleration.
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Sign conventions
Define the positive direction before substituting into SUVAT.
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