'Increasing velocity' presentation slideshows

Chapter 2: Describing Motion in 1-D

Chapter 2: Describing Motion in 1-D. Frame of Reference. Whether or not you are moving depends on your point-of-view. From inside the box car, the woman in red is stationary (at rest). From outside the box car, the woman in red is moving.

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First graph Second graph Third graph

DO NOW : Take one from my desk. Complete the first 3 boxes, and make up your own for the last box! 5 minutes; need help? Ask now! Also, take your clicker.

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Distance vs. Time Graphs

Distance vs. Time Graphs. Constant speed negative direction. Describe the type of motion each graph represents. Distance on the Y and time on the X-axis. Note: The slope of these graphs gives you the velocity. Distance vs. Time Graphs. Constant speed negative direction. Standing Still.

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What Do I Really Need to Know About Biomechanics

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9/30/14 Velocity graphs

9/30/14 Velocity graphs. Science podcast : Changing Foliage Discuss motion graphs from running activity What do constant velocity and changing velocity graphs look like? Fan cart activity Making a velocity vs time graph. Learning Objectives.

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Motion Graphing Position vs. Time Graphs

If intervals between distance & time intersection points are same; graph represents object moving at CONSTANT VELOCITY; NO ACCELERATION a = 0 SLOPE of a distance/time graph represents the VELOCITY of the object greater slope = greater velocity

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