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Title: 2'2 Position


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2.2 Position Time
  • Unit 1 Chapter 2
  • CPO Science
  • Courtney Lewis
  • Stapley Junior High School

2
Position and Distance
  • Position How far you are from your starting
    point in a given direction
  • Distance How far you have traveled total with
    no reference to direction
  • Ex position for a round trip to a destination
    45 km away is 0, but distance is 90 km

3
Position vs Time
  • Position is the Dependent Variable (y-axis)
  • Time is the Independent Variable (x-axis)
  • Slopes
  • Positiveposition is increasing, moving away from
    start
  • FlatPosition is constant, unchanging
  • Negativeposition is decreasing, moving toward
    start

4
Position vs. Time Cont
What is the position of the car after 45 min?
What is the position of the car after 2 hours?
5
Speed Slope
  • The slope of a line on a position vs. time graph
    is the SPEED (distance/time)
  • Sloperise/run

6
Instantaneous and Average Speed
  • Speed is not constant
  • Ex. Driving on surface streets w/stop lights
  • Average speed total distance/total time
  • Instantaneous speed distance/time in a specific
    moment
  • Ex. Stopped at a stop light speed is 0
  • Ex. Going uphill speed is slower
  • Ex. Going downhill speed is faster

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Instantaneous and Average Speed cont.
  • Instantaneous Speed can also be figured from a
    graph

Calculate the Instantaneous Speed at points A, B,
C, and D using the graph
8
HOMEWORK
  • Assignment 2.1 p. 39 Vocabulary Set 1, Concept
    Review 15, Problems 14
  • DUE Tuesday, May 1, 2007
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