KINEMATICS Eric Rupe What are Kinematics Kinematics Is

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KINEMATICS Eric Rupe

KINEMATICS Eric Rupe

What are Kinematics? Kinematics: Is the application of classical mechanics to describe an object

What are Kinematics? Kinematics: Is the application of classical mechanics to describe an object or a group of objects’ motion without taking into account the force in which caused the motion.

Understanding Kinematics Pictorially 2. Graphically 3. Conceptually 4. Mathematically 1. Note: You must be

Understanding Kinematics Pictorially 2. Graphically 3. Conceptually 4. Mathematically 1. Note: You must be able to apply all four understandings to any one scenario.

Watching an object move across a surface, how can we describe the object? Take

Watching an object move across a surface, how can we describe the object? Take in account: 1. Velocity 2. Position 3. Acceleration Physics Game

Velocity vs. Acceleration Velocity- is the amount of distance traveled with respect to time

Velocity vs. Acceleration Velocity- is the amount of distance traveled with respect to time and direction. Acceleration- is the rate at which the velocity is increasing.

Question 1 If your velocity is increasing at a constant rate, your acceleration is…?

Question 1 If your velocity is increasing at a constant rate, your acceleration is…? A. Increasing B. Decreasing C. Remains Constant D. There is no acceleration Process to Identify Kinematic Problems

Kinematic Equations d=vit+1/2 at 2 vf=vi+at Visit Physics Classroom to get a better understanding

Kinematic Equations d=vit+1/2 at 2 vf=vi+at Visit Physics Classroom to get a better understanding on how to apply these equations. 2 2 vf =vi +2 ad vf=final velocity vi=initial velocity d=distance t=time a=acceleration

Question 2 A ball is rolled across a floor with the initial velocity of

Question 2 A ball is rolled across a floor with the initial velocity of 4 m/s and is decelerating at a rate of 1 m/s 2. How far has the ball traveled after 3 seconds? d=vit+1/2 at 2 d=(4 m/s)(3 s)+1/2(-1)(3 s)2 d=12 -4. 5 d=7. 5 m

Angry Birds The popular game Angry Birds applies many of the concepts we discussed,

Angry Birds The popular game Angry Birds applies many of the concepts we discussed, visit Angry Birds to see how the laws of physics apply to this game. 20 m/s

Credits Angry birds in the physics classroom. (n. d. ). Retrieved from http: //fnoschese.

Credits Angry birds in the physics classroom. (n. d. ). Retrieved from http: //fnoschese. wordpress. com/2011/06/16/angry-birds-in-the-physicsclassroom/ How to recognize kinematic equations in physics. (n. d. ). Retrieved from http: //www. ehow. com/how_2156087_recognize-kinematic-equationsphysics. html Physics classroom. (n. d. ). Retrieved from http: //www. physicsclassroom. com/Class/1 DKin Physics games. (n. d. ). Retrieved from http: //www. physicsgames. net/game/Red_Ball_2. html

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Pictures Slide 1: http: //www. flickr. com/search/? z=e&w=all&q=physics+equations&m=text Slide 4: http: //www. flickr. com/search/? z=e&w=all&q=acceleration&m=text Slide 8: http: //w ww. flickr. com/search/? q=rolling+ball&z=e&page=4 Slide 9: http: //www. flickr. com/search/? q=angry+birds&z=e&page=2