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Title: Motion


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Motion
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Speed Velocity
  • Speed distance / time
  • Velocity is speed but with a direction
  • Whenever a measurement has a magnitude and
    direction, it is called a vector.
  • Instantaneous vs. Average
  • Instantaneous refers to the EXACT speed or
    velocity at a certain moment in time.
  • Like a speedometer!
  • Average refers to the speed calculated from a
    total distance traveled in a longer time
    interval.
  • Average speed when traveling to school?

3
Acceleration
  • Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity.
  • Acceleration ? velocity / ? time
  • Ex What is the acceleration of a car that goes
    0 to 30 m/s in 5 seconds?
  • Ex What is the acceleration of a car that
    maintains 50 m/s of velocity for 10 seconds?
  • What are the three controls in a car that can
    cause an acceleration?
  • Can an acceleration be in the opposite direction
    of velocity?

4
Free Fall Activity
  • Measure the acceleration of a ball dropped from
    rest.
  • What do you need to measure?
  • Results?

5
Free-Fall
  • Ignoring air resistance (free-fall), objects will
    accelerate towards the ground at 9.8 m/s/s.
  • This occurs whenever gravity is the only force
    acting on an object! (Going UP and DOWN!!)
  • Gravity causes objects to accelerate UNIFORMLY!
  • Many other accelerations we experience are not
    uniform.
  • Exs?


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Free-Fall - How fast
  • A free-falling object gains 10 m/s (9.8 m/s) of
    velocity each second.
  • Ex 1 A ball is dropped from rest. How fast is
    it going after 3 seconds? After 30 seconds?
  • Ex 2 A ball is thrown downward at 25 m/s. How
    fast is it going after 3 seconds?
  • Ex 3 A ball is thrown upward at 40 m/s. How
    fast is it going after 3 seconds? How fast after
    4 seconds? How fast after 6 seconds?

7
Free-Fall - How far
  • The distance gained by a free-falling object is
    always increasing squarly proportional to the
    time, because the velocity of the object is
    always increasing.
  • Ex 1 A ball is dropped from rest. How far does
    it fall in 3 seconds? 8 seconds? 10 seconds?
  • Ex 2 A ball is thrown downward at 25 m/s. How
    far does it fall after 3 seconds?
  • Ex 3 A ball is thrown upward at 100 m/s. How
    far away is it after 12 seconds?

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Equations of Motion - Honors
  • D ½ a t2 vo t
  • Vf a t vo
  • D Vf2 vo2
  • 2 a
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