'Velocity time graphs' presentation slideshows

Motion

Motion. Displacement, or changes in position can be positive or negative & indicated w/arrow. Right of the reference is positive left of the reference is negative Time is always positive. Uniform Motion. Non-uniform motion. Motion w/ constant acceleration. Motion w/ constant acceleration.

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Forces and Motion

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PHYSICS MR BALDWIN Speed & Velocity 9/15/2014

PHYSICS MR BALDWIN Speed & Velocity 9/15/2014. AIM: What is motion and how does it change? DO NOW: What do you understand about the terms speed and acceleration? Home Work :. Laws of Motion. Everything in the universe is in nonstop motion. Motion is the rule , not the exception .

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P2 Revision

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AQA GCSE Physics 2-1 Motion

AQA GCSE Physics 2-1 Motion. GCSE Physics pages 120 to 131. February 28 th , 2011. AQA GCSE Specification. DESCRIBING MOVEMENT 12.1 How can we describe the way things move? Using skills, knowledge and understanding of how science works:

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Motion in One Dimension Chapter 2

Motion in One Dimension Chapter 2. 2.1 Displacement & Velocity Learning Objectives. Describe motion in terms of displacement, time, and velocity Calculate the displacement of an object traveling at a known velocity for a specific time interval

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Motion in One Dimension

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BELL WORK

BELL WORK. Find your seat and put your stuff into the cubbie hole for your table Take out a pen or pencil Get your Solving for Acceleration, Speed, and Velocity paper from the front lab table. Relationships between Speed, Velocity, and Acceleration. Motion. It is a change in position

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Velocity vs Time Graphs

Velocity vs Time Graphs. slope = velocity. d. t. slope = acceleration. v. area = distance. t. (Page 61 in Workbook). If the graph is a horizontal line, there is no change in velocity, therefore there is no acceleration (the slope is 0).

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Mechanics Animations

Mechanics Animations. Average v Instantaneous Speed. Instantaneous speed of your car is your speed at a particular instant in time. Average speed is a measure of the distance travelled in a given period of time. Velocity & acceleration vectors.

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B1.3

B1.3. Acceleration. Acceleration is defined as a change in velocity during a specific time interval. = acceleration (m/s 2 ). = change in velocity (m/s). = time interval (s). = final velocity (m/s). where. = initial velocity (m/s).

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. A Mathematical Model of Motion. 5.1 Graphing Motion in One Dimension. Position-Time graphs The position x , is plotted against time t on a coordinate system. How long is an object at a given location?

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CfE Higher Physics

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The CBL

The CBL. Jason Waskiewicz. A Definition. CBL is a Calculator Based Laboratory CBL provides the capability to collect real-world data on the Graphing Calculator CBL is currently in its second incarnation as the CBL2 (shown). What Does it Do?.

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Velocity & Acceleration

IAN pg. 69. Velocity & Acceleration. Objective: Define and calculate acceleration and velocity using notes, graphs and calculations. TERMS TODAY 1. Velocity 2. Acceleration 3. Deceleration. III. Velocity. A. Velocity = measure speed and direction.

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Do Now (page 50)

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