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Why do we use measurement?
To build things
A form of communication
What are some ex. Of how we use them?
Math- perimeter etc.
Doctors- height, weight, blood pressure etc.
Cooking or Building
Do we always need specific measurements?
No, it depends
Rules with measurements
All measurements have:
units
Measurements use decimals
Error
The last digit is estimated
One value past what the scale shows
What are units
Inches, centimeters, liter, gallons, grams, ounces, mph,
. Describing and Measuring Motion
A. Objectives
1. Determine when an object is in motion
2. Calculate an object's speed and velocity
3. Demonstrate how to graph motion.
Describing motion
An object is in motion if its distance from another object is changing.
How do you determine this?
. if the distance between the object and its reference point is changing.
What is a reference point?
. A place or object used for comparison to determine if something is in motion.
What makes a good reference point.
Non moving
Relative motion
Motion depends on the reference point.
Just like sitting on a moving train-
1.you seem like you are not moving---just sitting
2. Relative to the train you are not moving
3. Relative to the ground you are
Measuring Distance
A. scientists use a system of measurement called the International System of Units, or SI
B. Common prefixes
1. Centi=
2. milli=
3. Kilo=
Calculating speed
To calculate speed, the distance must be known, and the time it took to travel that distance must be known
What is speed
B. Speed is a rate- something calculated per unit of time.
C. Speed= Distance/Time
Average Speed
Most speed is not constant
1. Average speed= total distance/ total time
Instantaneous Speed
The rate of an object is moving at a given instant in time.