PHYSICS 20 Kinematics Review TOPICS COVERED Vector vs

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PHYSICS 20 Kinematics Review

PHYSICS 20 Kinematics Review

TOPICS COVERED Vector vs. Scalar Quantities Uniform Motion vs. Uniform Accelerated Motion Position Time

TOPICS COVERED Vector vs. Scalar Quantities Uniform Motion vs. Uniform Accelerated Motion Position Time Graphs Velocity Time Graphs Mathematical Analysis of Uniform Accelerated Motion Acceleration due to gravity Sign tells you only direction Describing vector direction Methods of analyzing vectors

MORE TOPICS Kinematics in Two Dimensions (vector components) (use pythagorus and trig functions) Projectile

MORE TOPICS Kinematics in Two Dimensions (vector components) (use pythagorus and trig functions) Projectile Motion (horizontal) Projectile motion (at an angle)

I CAN … Define qualitatively and quantitatively, displacement, velocity, and acceleration Define the Difference

I CAN … Define qualitatively and quantitatively, displacement, velocity, and acceleration Define the Difference b/w vector and scalar Explain qualitatively and quantitatively the difference between uniform motion and uniform accelerated motion both algebraically and graphically Interpret quantitatively the motion of one object relative to another using distance and velocity vectors Explain quantitatively, 2 -dimentional motion in the horizontal and vertical plane using vector components

DETERMINE THE AVG SPEED, AVG VELOCITY, AND NET DISPLACEMENT FORM THE POSITION-TIME GRAPH BELOW.

DETERMINE THE AVG SPEED, AVG VELOCITY, AND NET DISPLACEMENT FORM THE POSITION-TIME GRAPH BELOW. Position vs. Time 30 20 Position (m[right]) 10 0 0 5 10 15 -10 -20 -30 Time (s) 20 25

PEARSON PHYSICS PG 66, #27 Built in Ontario, the world fastest fire truck, the

PEARSON PHYSICS PG 66, #27 Built in Ontario, the world fastest fire truck, the Hawaiian Eagle, can accelerate at 9. 85 m/s². Starting from rest, how long will it take the Hawaiian Eagle to travel a displacement of 402 m?

PEARSON PHYSICS PG 66, #36 A circus performer can land safely on the ground

PEARSON PHYSICS PG 66, #36 A circus performer can land safely on the ground at speeds of up to 13. 5 m/s. What is the greatest height from which the performer can fall?

PEARSON PHYSICS PG 114 #15 An alligator wishes to swim directly North across a

PEARSON PHYSICS PG 114 #15 An alligator wishes to swim directly North across a channel 500 m wide. There is a current of 2. 0 m/s flowing east. The alligator is capable of swimming at 4. 0 m/s. Find … � The angle at which the alligator must point its body in order to swim directly across � Its velocity relative to the ground � The time it takes to cross.

PEARSON PHYSICS PG 114 #2 Determine the x and y components of the displacement

PEARSON PHYSICS PG 114 #2 Determine the x and y components of the displacement vector 55 m [222º]

PEARSON PHYSICS PG 114 #10 A golf ball is hit with an initial velocity

PEARSON PHYSICS PG 114 #10 A golf ball is hit with an initial velocity of 30. 0 m/s [55º] what are the ball’s range and maximum height?

EXAMPLES Pg 66 #22 Pg 114 #15 Assignment for practice Pearson Physics Pg 65

EXAMPLES Pg 66 #22 Pg 114 #15 Assignment for practice Pearson Physics Pg 65 -67 Chapter 1 (Kinematics) Pearson Physics Pg 114 -115 Reading Pearson Physics � Chapters 1&2