Kinematics Flashcards
Units for Work
Units for Force
kg*m2/s2
kg*m/s2
Difference between Avg. Speed and Avg. Velocity
Avg Speed= total distance traveled divided by time
Avg. Velocity= displacement divided by time
How can acceleration change?
A change in speed or direction
Directions of Acceleration and effects on Velocity
A in same direction as V, object speed is increasing
A perdendicular to V, object’s speed is constant
A in opposite direction from V, object’s speed decreasing
A at an angle between 0 and 90, speed increasing and direction is changing
A at an angle between 90 and 180, speed decreasing and direction is changing
What is the slope of position vs. time graph
Velocity
What is the slope of the velocity vs. time graph?
What is the area under this graph
acceleration
displacement
Characteristics of Horizontal projectile motion
Velocity stays constant throughout
Experiences zero acceleration
Charactersitics of Vertical Projectile Motion
Velocity at top of travel path equals zero
Uses gravity as acceleration