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A set of internationally accepted units to aid in communication of measurements.
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Does a squared unit require squaring the value?
I would like to know if an acceleration number would remain squared in
$$ v=v_{o}+at $$
Such as 1.35 m/s^2, for example, would end as
$$ v=v_{o}+(1.35^2)t $$
or simply as
$$ v=v_{o}+(1.35)t $$
Thank y …
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