Chapter 2: Kinematics Flashcards

1
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What are the two quantities?

A
  1. Scalar

2. Vector

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What are scalar quantities?(definition, example)

A
Physical quantities that have magnitude only
Exp:
1. Distance
2. Speed
3. Mass
4. Energy
5. Time
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What are vector quantities?(defintion, example)

A
Physical quantities that have both magnitude and direction 
Exp:
1. Displacement 
2. Velocity 
3. Acceleration 
4. Force
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What is distance?(definition, quantity, SI unit)

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The total length covered by a moving object regardless of the direction of motion
Scalar
Metre (m)

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What is displacement?(defintion, quantity, SI unit)

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The distance measured in a straight line in a specified direction
Vector
Metre (m)

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What is speed?(defintion, quantity, SI unit, formula, instantaneous)

A
Distance moved per unit time 
Scalar 
Metre per second (m s^-1)
Speed = distance / time 
The speed of an object at a particular instant
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What is velocity?(defintion, quantity, SI unit, formula)

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Rate of change of displacement
Vector
Metre per second (m s ^-1)
Velocity = displacement / time

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What is acceleration?(defintion, quantity, SI unit, formula, deceleration, uniform)

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Rate of change of velocity 
Vector 
metre per second (m s^-2)
a = v - u / t
Object when velocity decreases over time 
Constant rate of change of velocity
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