Change in position (m)
d=5 m, t=5 s. Find v.
v=1 m/s
dy=19.62m. Find t.
t=2s
dx=12m, vix=3m/s. Find t.
t=4s
What does it mean for a velocity to be negative?
The object is moving in the "negative direction"
What is distance? Give the definition and SI unit.
The total length of a path m
vf=10m/s, vi=5m/s, t=2.5s. Find a.
a=2m/s2
A rock is dropped off a 4.905m cliff. How long does it take to hit the ground?
1s
A rock is launched at 5m/s off a cliff. If it lands 10 m away, how long does it take to hit the ground?
2s
What does it mean for acceleration to be negative?
Either slowing down or speeding up, depending on sign of velocity.
What is velocity? Give the definition and SI unit.
The rate of change in displacement m/s
A car travels 8m forward, 8m back, and 2m forward. What is the total distance? What is the displacement?
Distance: 18m
Displacement: 2m
dy=19.62m, vix=1m/s. Find dx.
dx=2m
dx=10m, vix=5m/s. Find dy.
dy=19.62m
Can a path's distance be shorter than its displacement?
No.
What is acceleration? Give the definition and SI unit.
The rate of change of velocity m/s2
A runner finishes a 100m race in 20s. What was their average speed during the race?
5m/s
A rock is launched horizontally at 10m/s off a 78.48m cliff. How far away does it land?
40m
A rock is launched horizontally at 10m/s off a cliff. If it lands 15m away, how high is the cliff?
11m
If one ball is one dropped, and one is rolled horizontally from the same height, which lands first?
They land at the same time
How are velocity, acceleration, and displacement all related to each other?
Displacement is how far you travel, velocity is at what speed you travel, and acceleration is the rate that speed changes.
A car accelerates from rest to 10m/s in 2s. What is its acceleration?
5m/s2
A rock is launched horizontally off a 78.48m cliff. If it lands 12m away, how fast was it initially going?
3m/s
A car flies off a cliff. Assuming its speed at the top of the cliff is 30m/s entirely in the x-direction, and it lands 90m away, How high was the cliff?
44.2 m
How can you launch something from the same height with the same initial speed, but change the horizontal distance it travels?
Launch at an angle.