Distance, Displacement, Speed, Velocity And Acceleration Flashcards

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How do you check what value is displacement and what value is distance

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Displacement will always be shorter than or equal to distance

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What is the formula for speed

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V = △x/ △t = xf - xi/ tf - ti

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3
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What is the unit of speed

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m.s^-1

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4
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What type of quantity is speed

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A scalar quantity

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What is the formula for velocity

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V (arrow on top) = △x / △t

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What is the unit for velocity

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M.s^-1 + direction

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What you of quantity is velocity

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Vector quantity

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8
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What is the formula for average speed

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Average speed = total distance/ total time

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What is the formula for average velocity

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Average velocity = total displacement / total time

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What is the formula for distance

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X (with arrow on top) = x1 + x2 + x3

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What is the formula for acceleration

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a = △v/ △t

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What is the unit for acceleration

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M.s^-2 + direction

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What does a positive acceleration mean

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Means speeding up, object still moving In the same direction

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What does a negative acceleration mean

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Means slowing down, object is still moving in the same direction

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What are the three types of motion graphs

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Position time graphs, velocity time graphs and acceleration time graphs

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16
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Learn position graph shapes and their meanings

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Did you get it right ?

17
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Learn velocity time graphs and their meanings

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Did you get it right ?

18
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Learn acceleration time graphs and their meanings

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Did you get it right ? (Acceleration graphs for now can only be horizontal lines) 

19
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What values can you get from a position time graph and how

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Gradient = velocity = △x/ △t

20
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What values can you get from a velocity time graph and how

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Gradient = acceleration = △v/ △t
And
Area under graph = distance = lxb + 1/2bh

21
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What values can you get from an acceleration time graph and how

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Area under graph = velocity = lxb

22
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What are the three equations of motion

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△x = Vi △ t+ 1/2a △t^2 (no Vf)
Vf^2 = Vi^2 + 2a △x (no △t)
Vf = Vi + a △t (no △x)

23
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What is the frequency in ticket timers

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The number of dots made in 1s

24
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How to get T in ticked timers

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T = 1/f

25
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What is T in ticket timers

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The amount of time (s) it takes to make one dot

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How to get f in ticket timers

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f = 1/T

27
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Look at the different ticket timers and state what they mean in terms of velocity

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Did you get it right ?

28
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How to get from km/h to m/a

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Divide by 3,6

29
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How to get from m/s to km/h

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Multiply by 3,6