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A point moves with uniform acceleration and `v_(1), v_(2), v_(3)` denote the average velocities in the successive intervals of times `v_(1),v_(2),v_(3)` . Then `(v_(1)-v_(2))/(v_(2)-v_(3))= (t_(1)+t_(2))/(t_(2)+t_(3))`

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