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Title: Objectives:


1
Velocity and Acceleration
  • Objectives
  • Be able to distinguish between distance and
    displacement
  • Explain the difference between speed and velocity
  • Be able to interpret motion graphs

2
Vocabulary
  • Distance
  • Displacement
  • Speed
  • Average speed
  • Instantaneous speed
  • velocity

3
Distance and Displacement
  • Distance How far an object has moved.
  • Measure in Meters (M)
  • Displacement the distance and direction of an
    objects change in position from the starting
    point.

4
Speed
  • Speed The distance an object travels per unit
    of time.
  • Speed Distance (m)
  • Time (s)
  • Average Speed the total distance traveled
    divided by the total time travel, even if the
    speed was changing.

5
Instantaneous Speed
  • Instantaneous Speed the speed at a given point
    in time.

6
Plotting a Distance vs. Time Graph
  • Distance is plotted on the vertical axis (y-axis)
  • Time is plotted on the horizontal axis (X-axis)
  • A horizontal line is a speed of 0 m/s (stopped)
  • The slope of the line is equal to the speed of
    the object

7
Velocity
  • Velocity includes the speed of an object and
    the direction of its motion.

8
Acceleration
  • Objectives
  • 1. Identify how acceleration, time, and
    velocity are related
  • 2. Explain how positive and negative acceleration
    affect motion
  • 3. Describe how to calculate the acceleration of
    an object

9
Acceleration
  • Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity.
  • Its how fast an object is getting faster
  • Acceleration Change in Velocity (m/s)
  • time (s)

10
Calculating Acceleration
  • First calculate the change in velocity.
  • Final Velocity - Initial Velocity
    (Vf - Vi)
  • 2. Divide the change in Velocity by the Time of
    the measurements.
  • Final Velocity - Initial Velocity (Vf
    - Vi)
  • Time t

11
Practice Problem
  • What is the acceleration the Fastest Car in the
    World
  • Sport 0 to 60 mph in 3.7 seconds

12
  • Initial speed 0 m/h
  • Final speed 60 m/h
  • Time 3.7 seconds 0.00103 hours
  • 60 m/h - 0 m/h 58,252 m/h2
  • 0.00103 hours
  • For every hour this car drives its speed will
    increase by 58,252 m/h

13
Practice Problem for Positive Acceleration
  • A jet airliner starts from rest at the end of a
    runway and reaches a speed of 80m/s in 20
    seconds.
  • What is its acceleration?
  • Initial speed 0 m/s Final speed 80
    m/s t 20 seconds
  • 80 m/s - 0 m/s 4 m/s2
  • 20 s
  • For every second the plane went down the runway
    its speed will increase by 4 m/s

14
Practice Problem for Negative Acceleration
  • A skateboarder is moving a constant velocity of 3
    m/s and comes to a stop in 2 seconds.
  • What is its acceleration?
  • Initial speed 3 m/h Final speed 0 m/s
    t 2 sec
  • 0 m/s - 3 m/s - 1.5 m/s2
  • 2 s
  • For every second the skateboarder slows down he
    will decrease his speed by 1.5 m/s
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