Change in Velocity over time
acceleration
In projectile motion what is held constant? (Two answers)
Velocity in the horizontal direction and Acceleration in the vertical direction
What trig function do we use for the x-direction?
cosine
The slope of: Position Vs Time graph equals
Velocity
-9.8 m/s2
What is the acceleration of gravity on Earth?
An object moves 4 meters north and then 3 meters East. What is the objects Displacement
5m @ NE
Projectile motion: what is always zero in the horizontal direction.
acceleration
What trig function do we use for the y-direction?
Sine
The area under the curve for Velocity vs Time graph equals?
Position
Downward
What is the direction of the acceleration due to gravity or acceleration in the vertical direction?
If an object has zero acceleration. What might the objects motion be?
At what angle on the ground should you shoot a projectile to get the furthest range?
45 degrees
How do I find the magnitude of this vector?
A = 3x^ + 4y^
a2+b2=c2
The slope of: Velocity Vs Time graph equals
acceleration
Acceleration is zero means
not moving or constant velocity
If an object has negative velocity and negative acceleration, is the object moving with constant velocity, slowing down or speeding up
speeding up
When shooting a ball off a cliff horizontally, which initial velocity is zero?
y - velocity
what trig function do I use to find an angle?
tan-1(y/x)
What is the cars acceleration equal to on the top flat area of the graph
zero
moving with constant velocity or not moving
- 10 m/s
If a ball is being dropped and another ball is being thrown horizontally at the same height: What is the same for both of these?
time
Where do you measure angles from when dealing with vectors?
positive x-axis
Does this graph ever show the motion of a negative acceleration?
NO
One object is thrown horizontally off a cliff, the other is thrown vertically upward are the acceleration the same?
yes , 9.81 m/s^2
y=y0+vyo*t+(1/2)*ay*t2 ?
The only equation that is to be used in the horizontal direction for projectiles?
What is x = Vxt ?
What is a vector and scalar
Vector is magnitude with direction, and a scalar is just the magnitude
For which segment does the cart move the greatest distance?
What is AB?
Where is the acceleration greatest?
CD