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How to solve distance

D=VxT

How to solve Time

T=D/V

How to solve velocity

V=D/T

Define a "Force"

Contact Non-contact


Normal Gravity


Tension


Friction

Examples for forces

Normal - pushing a door


Tension- pulling a wagon


Friction- Tug of war


Gravity- dropping a pencil

how do you draw a F.D

1. add earth and ground


2. add non-contact


3. add contact


4. circle objects for F.D


5. check off forces once added to the F.D

How to tell if it is balanced or not

1. balanced forces are in a constant motion


2. unbalanced forces having changing velocities

how to tell if the object is accelerating or not

velocity vs. Time


the line gets steeper, positive slope




Position vs. Time


Line is curved

How to solve a slope

y axis divided by X axis

(Position vs Time)


How to tell if it is in constant motion or not

Line slope=0


(flat line)

(Velocity vs time)


How to tell if it is in constant motion

flat line= constant motion


slope ≠ 0

How to find acceleration

A=Fnet/mass

As forces increase what happens

Acceleration increases


direct

as mass increases what happens

acceleration decreases


Inverse

What is falling

Accelerating to the ground

How do you calculate velocity


(cycle 3)

V=GxT

How to calculate the force of gravity

fg=MxG

If there is no air what happens to the forces

The forces don't act on the objects anymore


so the 2 objects would fall at the same time