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what is the difference between distance and isplacement?
displacement is the measurement of final place minus initial postion. distance is the total distance traveled.
formula for average velocity is
displacement/time
the motion of an object with constant velocity will provide a _______ graph
straight-lined
how do you find instantaneous velocity?
pick a line tangent to a point in the curve and find the slope
acceleration formula
change in velocity over change in time
for an object moving with constant acceleration the average velocity is what
final + initial/2
what is the formula for displacement with constant acceleration
1/2(final velocity + initial velocity)(time interval)
what is the acceleration during free fall?
gravity 9.81m/s2
what is a negative vector
same magnitude opposite direction
multiplying or dividing vectors by scalars results in
vectors
what do you do first to solve projectile motion problems?
solve for x and y components
one newton equals
kg*m/s2
newtons first law
inertia - object in motion will remain in motion or an object at rest will remain at rest unless acted upon by a net external force
newtons second law
acceleration is directly proportional to the net force acting on the object and inversely proportional to the object's mass
newtons third law
force = mass times acceleration
diff between static and kinetic friction
static is when you have to push harder to break the interlockings of particles to get the object to start moving. kinetic is when it is moving
force of friction equals
f=un coefficient of friction times normal force