'Resultant speed' presentation slideshows

1. Projectile motion can be described by the horizontal and vertical components of motion.

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332 UNIT 3 Motion in 2D & Vectors

332 UNIT 3 Motion in 2D & Vectors. Vector vs Scalar. A VECTOR describes a physical quantity with both ____ and ______. Examples. A SCALAR describes a physical quantity with _______ only. Examples. Addition of vectors in 2D (not along the same line).

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Vectors 7.4

Vectors 7.4. JMerrill, 2007 Revised 2009. Definitions. Vectors are quantities that are described by direction and magnitude (size). Example: A force is a vector because in order to describe a force, you must specify the direction in which it acts and its strength.

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9.4 Vectors

9.4 Vectors. Chapter 9 Right Triangle Trig. Vector : any quantity with magnitude (size) and direction Use an arrow for vector: KW. Magnitude : corresponds to the distance from initial point K to the terminal point W.

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HEADWINDS and TAILWINDS

HEADWINDS and TAILWINDS. The direction of a headwind is into the front of the plane. So a headwind the will cause the plane to slow down. A tailwind blows from behind the plane. It blows into the back, or tail, of the plane . This would cause the plane to speed up.

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HEADWINDS and TAILWINDS

HEADWINDS and TAILWINDS. The direction of a headwind is into the front of the plane. So a headwind the will cause the plane to slow down. A tailwind blows from behind the plane. It blows into the back, or tail, of the plane . This would cause the plane to speed up.

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