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A frame of refernce is necessary to...
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to describe motion accurately and completely
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a system of objects that are not moving with respect to another
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Relative motion-movement in relation to a frame of reference
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length of a path between two points - When object moves in straight line, distance is length of line connecting object’s starting point and ending point
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meters(m) - Very large distances-kilometers(km)
- Distances smaller than meter-centimeters(cm)
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direction from starting point and length of straight line from starting point to ending point - Displacements sometimes used when giving directions.
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quantity that has magnitude and direction
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combining of vector magnitudes and directions. *Add displacements using vector addition
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| You add two displacements, represented by vectors when they have ____ direction |
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| You subtract two magnitudes, when they are in ____ direction |
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| When two or more displacement vectors have different directions, they may be combined by |
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vector sum of two or more vectors
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a. ratio of distance that an object moves to amount of time the object moves
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computed for entire duration of trip
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-measured at a particular instant - rate at which object is moving at given moment in time
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average speed= total distance total time _ v= d t
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| distance-time graph is a good way to describe ____ |
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| Slope of line on distance-time graph is the _____ |
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speed *Steaper slope on distance-time graph indicates higher speed
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speed and direction in which an object is moving
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| two or more velocities add by vector ___ |
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rate at which velocity changes - Acceleration can be described as changes in speed, changes in direction, or changes in both
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Acceleration applies to any change in object’s _____
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movement of an object toward Earth solely because of gravity
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meters per second per second(m/s22)
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9.8 meters per second squared(9.8 m/s2) --> ~ 10 m/s2
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| You can still accelerate when speed is _____ |
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| Sometimes motion is characterized by changes in both _____ and _____ at the same time |
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steady change in velocity
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| Velocity of an object moving in a straight line changes at a _______ when the object is experiencing constant acceleration. |
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| You calculate acceleration for a straight-line motion by... |
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diving change in velocity by total time
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average acceleration=change in velocity total time _ a=Vf=Vi t
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| If motion is in straight line, velocity can be treated as___ |
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| The slope of speed-time graph is the: |
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| Constant acceleration represented on speed-time graph by |
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displayed data form straight-line parts
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Accelerated motion is represented by a ___ line on distance-time graph |
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curve connects plotted data points
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how fast a velocity is changing at a specific instant.
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