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Physics students in Grade One of Senior High School can't solve the final simultaneous equations. Thank you!
Uniform acceleration, so the acceleration a is constant, and at the same time, due to:

VB？ -Department of Veterans Affairs? =(VB+VA)(VB-VA)VC？ -VB？ =(VC+VB)(VC-VB)

Combine ③ and ④, and separate them to get:

(VB-VA)=2(VC-VB)

It is obtained from formula ③ and formula ④ respectively.

Voltammetry =6 Voltammetry

VC= 12-VB

Substitute into the above formula.

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