Distance, Speed, Velocity & Acceleation graphs Flashcards

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What are vectors?

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Quantities that have a magnitude (size) and direction.

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What are scalars?

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Quantities with only a magnitude.

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What is displacement?

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Measures the distance and direction in a straight line from objects starting point to finishing point. (Vector quantity).

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4
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What is velocity?

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Speed in a given direction.

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What is speed?

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How fast you are going with no regard to the direction.

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6
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What is distance?

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How far an object has moved. (Scalar)

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What is acceleration?

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How quickly You’re speeding up. (Vector)

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8
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What is the formula for distance?

A

Speed x time

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9
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What is the formula for acceleration?

A

time

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10
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What is the formula for uniform acceleration?

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v2 - u2 = 2 x a x d

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11
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What is the speed on a distance time graph?

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speed=gradient=change in the vertical/change in the horizontal

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12
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What are the different parts of a distance time graph?

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+ The gradient - gives the speed of an object
+ Flat - object has stopped
+ A steeper graph - object is going faster
+ Curves - represent acceleration
+ Curve getting steeper - object is speeding up
+ Levelling off - slowing down (decreasing gradient)

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13
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What are the different parts of a velocity/time graph?

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\+ Gradient = acceleration 
\+ Flat - steady speed 
\+ Steeper the graph - greater the acceleration or deceleration
\+ Uphill (/) - acceleration 
\+ Downhill (\) - deceleration 
\+ Curve - changing acceleration
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14
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How do you find the distance in a velocity time graph?

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Distance = area under graph

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