x = 1/2 at3

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Do you mean x=½at3? If so, then the equation is not dimensionally correct since:

[LT-2]T3=[LT]≠[L] where L is length measure and T is time measure.

x=½at2 has the correct dimensions: [L]=[LT-2]T2.

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