Yes. usually we name them $a'$ . and there can be even a speed of my $a'$ that I can call that $a''$ and it goes on like that.

it is only used it real life calculation that the calculation should be very precise like rocket science.

and the equation of displacement will be :

$$x =\frac16 a't^3 + \frac12 a_0t^2 + v_0t+x_0$$

Yes. usually we name them $a'$ . and there can be even a speed of my $a'$ that I can call that $a''$ and it goes on like that.

it is only used it real life calculation that the calculation should be very precise like rocket science.

and the equation of displacement (with a constant $a'$) will be :

$$x =\frac16 a't^3 + \frac12 a_0t^2 + v_0t+x_0$$

(EDIT: also should mention sometimes they put a little dot on the a too instead of apostrophe )

Yes. usually we name them $a'$ . and there can be even a speed of my $a'$ that I can call that $a''$ and it goes on like that.

it is only used it real life calculation that the calculation should be very precise like rocket science.

Yes. usually we name them $a'$ . and there can be even a speed of my $a'$ that I can call that $a''$ and it goes on like that.

it is only used it real life calculation that the calculation should be very precise like rocket science.

and the equation of displacement will be :

$$x =\frac16 a't^3 + \frac12 a_0t^2 + v_0t+x_0$$