Chapter 10- Kinematics Flashcards

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Define kinematics

A

-the pattern or sequencing of movement with respect to time
-the appearance of a motion
-visually observable aspects of technique or form

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2
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Kinematics is also referred to as…

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Form or Technique

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3
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Scalar vs Vector

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Scalar- one direction
Vector- more than one direction
Both have magnitude

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4
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What is Linear Displacement?

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-Change in location
-Vector equivalent of linear distance
-Measured in units of cm, m, km

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5
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What is Linear Speed?

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-Distance covered over the time taken
-Speed = Distance/Change in Time
-Measured in units of m/s
-A scalar quantity

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6
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Running Speed is the product of what?

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Stride length and Stride frequency

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7
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What is Linear Velocity?

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-Rate of change in location
-Velocity = Displacement/Time
-Vector equivalent of linear speed
-Measured in units of m/s or km/hr

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8
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Expand on the Human Gait

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-Speed is the product of stride length and stride frequency
-Adults, when hurrying, will increase both length and frequency
-Most runners use a length and stride frequency that minimizes the physiological cost of running.
-Fatigue tends to increase stride frequency while reducing stride length

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9
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What is Acceleration?

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-Rate of change in linear velocity
-Acceleration = Change in Velocity/Time
-a = (v2-v1)/t
-Measured in units of m/s2

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10
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Acceleration can be what (3), based on what (2)

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-Positive, negative, and zero
-Direction of motion and the direction of the change in velocity

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11
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What is a projectile?

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A body in free fall that is subject only to the forces of gravity and air resistance

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12
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Why do we analyze the horizontal and vertical components of projectile motion separately?

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The vertical component is influenced by gravity and the horizontal component is not

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13
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What is the effect of gravity?

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The force of gravity produces a constant acceleration of -9.81 m/s2 on bodies near the surface of the earth

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14
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Vertical velocity BLANK as the ball BLANK and BLANK as the ball BLANK due to the influence of gravitational force.

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Decreases
Rises
Increases
Falls

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15
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The pattern of change in the vertical velocity of a projectile is…

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Symmetrical about the apex

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16
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What factors influence the trajectory (flight path) of a projectile?

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-Angle: the direction of projection with respect to the horizontal
-Speed: the magnitude of projection velocity
-Height - the difference between projection height and landing height

17
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The horizontal velocity is constant. Therefore, horizontal acceleration is
Equal to…

A

Zero

18
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The BLANK BLANK of the shot at the moment of release primarily determines the ultimate horizontal displacement of the shot.

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Instantaneous velocity

19
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Factors influencing projectile motion (neglecting air resistance)

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-Flight Time: initial vertical velocity; relative projection height
-Horizontal Displacement: horizontal velocity; relative projection height
-Vertical Displacement: initial vertical velocity; relative projection height
-Trajectory: initial speed; projection angle; relative projection height