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This review covers essential physics terms related to motion, including scalar, vector, speed, origin, displacement, position, velocity, acceleration, and more. It also explores graphing techniques, Newton's laws, motion safety, Canadian contributions to motion, and suggests study resources.
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You must know all of your science Dictionary words. • Scalar • Vector • Speed • Origin • Displacement • Position • Velocity • Average velocity • Instantaneous velocity • Uniform motion • Slope • Acceleration
Ex.) Cole ran + 6 miles in 1 hour, what was his average velocity? • 6 ÷ 1 = 6 • Cole’s average velocity was + 6 Mph (miles per hour) Always put a unit of measurement in your answer! Always answer in a sentence! (This is not math class!)
Ex.) Cole ran + 6 miles in 1 hour, what was his average velocity? • 6 ÷ 1 = 6 • Cole’s average velocity was + 6 Mph (miles per hour) Always put in the direction if your answer is a vector! Use the direction the question gives you.
Ex.) Cole ran + 6 miles in 1 hour, what was his average velocity? • 6 ÷ 1 = 6 • Cole’s average velocity was + 6 Mph (miles per hour) Use the direction the question gives you! Cole’s average velocity was 6 Mph (miles per hour) to the right Cole’s average velocity was 6 Mph (miles per hour) to the east
Graphing • Be sure you know how to make a position time graph. • What position time graphs mean. • What does a fast object look like, an accelerating object, an object in uniform motion positive and negative direction
Newton’s laws • You must know Newton’s Laws • How does this relate • to the experiment we did in class “inertia and the unrestrained occupant.” • Your rocket car.
Motion safety • What are the safety features we talked about in class, how do they work? • What affects reaction time? • Why should you follow safety laws/ use safety features?
Canadian Contributions to Motion • Avro Arrow – Who, what, where, when, why? • Bluenose • Canadarm • Snowmobile • Bush planes • Rotary snow plough on trains • Water bomber • Silver dart
Study • Past quizzes • Your notes • Your worksheets • In motion book, and textbook.