chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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v

A

speed- Speed is the magnitude of the velocity vector and is thus always positive. remember this

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2
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vy

A

represents velocity of an object

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3
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delta x

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final minus initial- displacement formula

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4
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Velocity is a vector, having both a magnitude and a direction. When we draw a general velocity vector on a diagram, we use an arrow labeled with the symbol

A

v arrow

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5
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displacement

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xf-xi= delta x

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6
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faster speed

A

steeper slope

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7
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slope of graph

A

rise/run change in x/t

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8
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instantaneous velocity

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An object’s velocity—its speed and direction—at a specific instant of time t

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9
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displacement

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how far an object is moving

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10
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acceleration/v vs time graph, roc of velocity

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a= delta vx/ delta t

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11
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velocity

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We use the symbol v, with no subscript, to represent the speed of an object. Speed is the magnitude of the velocity vector and is thus always positive.

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12
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kinematics

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delta y over delta t

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13
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slope of graph

A

rise/run delta x/delta t

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14
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area under the velocity graph

A

xf-xi

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15
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area of triangle between t0 and t3 example

A

.5bh

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16
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acceleration

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delta v x/ delta t