CH 10 Linear Motion Flashcards

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What is the definition of Kinematics?

A

The form, pattern, or sequencings of movement with respect to time; the appearance of a motion

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What is displacement?

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-Change in location or position
- The directed distance from initial to final location
- the vector equivalent of linear distance

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3
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Displacement will always be __ or equal to the distance.

A

less than

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4
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Speed formula

A

Speed = (Distance/Time)

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5
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What are the units for speed?

A

Length/time

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6
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Velocity Formula

A

V= (displacement/time)

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What are the units of velocity?

A

Length/time

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8
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If direction is positive, then velocity is___?

A

positive

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9
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If direction is negative, then velocity is ___?

A

Negative

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10
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What does a change in velocity represent?

A

A change in speed, direction, or both

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11
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What is velocity in running?

A

stride frequency x stride length

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12
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What is a running stride?

A

two consecutive steps

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13
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How do distance runners increase velocity?

A

Increasing stride length

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14
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How do sprinters increase velocity?

A

Increasing stride frequency

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15
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What is the definition of pace?

A

Inverse of Speed

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16
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How is pace represented?

A

10 minute mile, 6.4 s 40 yd dash

17
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What is the definition of acceleration?

A
  • the rate of change in linear velocity
  • change in speed and/or direction
18
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Formula for acceleration

A

a = (change in velocity/change in time)

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If velocity is 0 m/s, does that mean that acceleration is also 0 m/s/s?

A

No, acceleration always includes the force of gravity

20
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What is average velocity?

A

The velocity over an entire section/time period, etc

21
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What is the purpose of finding average velocity?

A

It determines the winner of a race

22
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What is instantaneous velocity?

A

The velocity at a specific point

23
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What is the purpose of finding instantaneous velocity?

A

It helps to analyze a specific phase or section of an event

24
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Speeding up in a positive direction

A

positive acceleration

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Speeding up in a negative direction
negative acceleration
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slowing down in a positive direction
negative acceleration
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slowing down in a negative direction
positive acceleration
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What is a projectile?
a body in free fall that is subject only to the forces of gravity and air resistance
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What is the effect of gravity?
Fg produces a constant acceleration of -9.81 m/s/s
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The pattern of change in the vertical velocity of a projectile is ..
Symmetrical about the apex
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What are the factors that influence the trajectory of a projectile?
projection angle, projection speed, and relative projection height
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What is the definition of projection angle?
the direction of projection with respect to the horizontal
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what is the definition of projection speed?
the magnitude of projection velocity
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what is the definition of relative projection height?
the difference between projection height and landing height
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in sports, you want to maximize velocity of the projectile for..
horizontal and vertical displacement
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What is typically the optimal projection angle?
45 degrees
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Why is the optimal projection angle for long jump not 45 degrees?
Takeoff velocity would have to decrease by 50%
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What are two assumptions made when analyzing projectile motion?
There is no wind resistance (therefore constant horizontal projection velocity and no horizontal acceleration) and the vertical velocity always changes due to the influence of gravity
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Why is it necessary to analyze the horizontal and vertical components separately?
the force of gravity foes not influence things that are in the horizontal direction