make t the subject of the formula in the second law of motion

S=ut+1/2a(t*t)
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s=ut+(a/2)t^2

?????? yu wanna solv for t ????

(a/2)t^2 +ut -s=0

plug that intu quadratik equashun

t=[-u +- sqrt(u^2 -2as)]/a
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