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kinematics
the study of motion without regaurd to what causes the motion
Distance
change in position--how far an object has moved
speed
the rate of change of position
velocity
the rate of change of displacement(speed in a given direction)
instantaneous speed/velocity
the speed of an object at a given time
average speed/velocity
the ration of the change in position to the time interval during which the change occured
acceleration
the rate of change of velocity
motion diagram
series of pictures showing the position of an object at equal time intervals
particle model of motion
study of the motion of an object by considering it to be a point instead of a collection of individual paths
free fall
the motion of a body when air resistence is negligible and the action can be considered due to gravity
scalar
a quantity which has magnitude (amount) only
vector
a quantity that includes both magnitude (amount) and direction
examples of scalar quantities
time, temp., mass, speed, distance, volume, area
examples of vector quantities
force, acceleration, displacement, velocity, weight
displacement
distance moved in a certain direction
what does the slope of a distance (position) vs. time graph represent?
velocity
what does the slope of a velocity vs. time graph represent?
acceleration