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MOTIVASION
You
what is motion?
when a body is
continuously changing
its position with respect
to the surroundings,
then we say that the
body is in motion.
EXAMPLE :
1.When an athelete is running on the
ground then he is continuously
changing his position with respect to
the audience who are sitting at rest.
2.We are continuously changing our
position since morning till night with
respect to earth which is at rest.
3. The earth is continuously changing
position with respect to sun which is at
rest.
Kinematics Definitions
Kinematics
branch of physics;
study of motion
Position
located
Distance (d ) how far you have
traveled, regardless of direction
Displacement (x) where you
are in relation to where you
started
Distance vs.
Displacement
You
stop
Speed
Definitions:
Speed
The rate at which something moves a
given distance.
Faster speeds = greater distances
General formula for speed:
Speed = distance / time
Abbreviations commonly used:
d = distance t = time v = speed
v = d/t
Speed
Velocity
miles
d 100miles
v
40mph
40
hour
t 2.5hours
Distance
d v t 30
6
miles
hour
Time
hours
180miles
100miles
miles
d
t
2.5hours
2.5
miles / hour
v 40miles / hour
Acceleration
Acceleration of an object is the rate of change
of its velocity and is a vector quantity. For
straight-line motion, average acceleration is
the rate of change of speed:
change in speed
Acceleration
time interval
vf vi
a
t
Velocity
Acceleration
Speed
Acceleration
Acceleration how fast you speed up,
slow down, or change direction; its the
rate at which velocity changes. Two
examples:
t (s)
v (mph)
t (s)
v (m/s)
0
55
34
57
31
59
28
61
25
a = +2 mph / s
m/s
a = -3 s = -3 m / s 2
Kinematics Formula
Summary
vt = v 0 + a t
v = (v0 + vt) / 2
avg
x = v0 t 1+
2
at
v t2 v 02 = 2 a
Kinematics Derivations
a = v / t (by definition)
a = (vt v0) / t
vt = v 0 + a t
1
2
x = v t + a t 2
Kinematics Derivations
vf = v0 + a t
1
x = v0 t +
at2
(cont.)
t = (vf v0) / a
1
2
Sample Problems
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Multi-step Problems
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