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sin ø
leg opposite ø / hypotenuse
cos ø
leg adjacent to ø/ hypotenuse
tan ø
leg opposite ø/ leg adjacent to ø
soh-cah-toa
sin- opposite/hypotenuse
cos- adjacent/hypotenuse
tan - opposite/ adjacent
pythagorean theorum
(hypotenuse)^2= (leg a)^2 + (leg b)^2
scalar quantity
represented by a number and a unit (e.g., temperature, pressure, energy,
etc.).
vector quantity
represented by a number and a unit along with a direction (e.g., above)
coordinate system
a line.
essential features:
-origin
-positive end
-negative end
position of an object
determined relative to the coordinate system
displacement
change in position of an object.

> may be + or -. the sign indicates the direction of displacement
> dX= Xfinal- Xinitial
distance
> always a positive quantity
> contains no information about the initial or final position of an object.
average velocity
vector defined to be the change in
position of an object divide by the elapsed time for themotion.
average speed
total distance traveled divided by the elapsed time.
distance
> always a positive quantity
> contains no information about the initial or final position of an object.
average velocity
vector defined to be the change in
position of an object divide by the elapsed time for themotion.
average speed
total distance traveled divided by the elapsed time.
distance
> always a positive quantity
> contains no information about the initial or final position of an object.
average velocity
> vector defined to be the change in
position of an object divide by the elapsed time for the motion.

> can be positive or negative
average speed
> total distance/ total time

> can only be positive
Vox
Vo(cosø)
Voy
Vo(sinø)