Unit 4 Flashcards
Sammy walks along the aisle of a train at 1 km/hr east inside of the train which is moving at 60 km/hr east. How fast is she moving?
Answer = 1 km/hr
When is an object in motion?
Answer = when it changes position over time as compared to a reference point
Nina walks along the aisle of a train at 1 km/hr east inside of the train which is moving at 60 km/hr east. How fast is she walking compared to Aspen standing still on the outside of the train? (Pretend Earth is not moving)
Answer = 61 km/ hr east
If Randy is walking in the opposite direction of a train moving 60 km/ hr, how fast is he moving?
Answer = 59 km/hr
What is speed?
Answer = the rate at which an object moves
How do you calculate distance?
Answer =
d = r * t
How do you calculate speed?
Answer =
s = d/t
How do you calculate time?
Answer =
t = d/s
How do you calculate average speed?
Answer =
Average Speed = Total Distance Covered/ Time Interval
Noelle travels at a speed of 120 m in 10 seconds, 180 m in 10 sec and 100 in 5 sec. What is her average speed?
Answer = 16 m/sec
What is constant speed?
Answer = the same speed throughout the motion
Constant speed is always _________ on a distance versus time graph?
Answer = diagonal
How do you find the slope?
Answer =
Change in distance/change in time
What does the slope of the line represent?
Answer = speed of the object
What is velocity?
Answer = speed in a direction
As long as motion is in only one direction, how do you find the average velocity?
Answer =
Avg. Velocity = distance in a direction/ time interval
If both objects are moving in the same direction, how do you combine their velocities?
Answer = add them together
If Annie is walking inside a train at 3 mi/hr east while the train’s traveling at 80 mi/hr east, what is her velocity?
Answer = 83 mi/hr east
How do you combine the velocities of two objects moving in opposite directions?
Answer = subtract their velocities
If Tim is waking at 3 mi/hr west while a train is traveling at 80 mi/hr east, what is his velocity?
Answer = 77 mi/hr east