Speed Time Graphs Flashcards

1
Q

What is Speed?

A

Speed = Distance/Time

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2
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What is Velocity?

A

Velocity = Displacement/Time

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3
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What is Force?

A

Force = Mass * Acceleration

N Kg ms-2

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4
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What is Weight?

A

Weight = Mass * Gravitational force

N Kg 9.83m/s

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5
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Km/h to m/s

A
  • 10^3 m/h

/60^2 m/s

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6
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m/s to Km/h

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/ 10^3 Km/s

*60^2 Km/h

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7
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On a distance-time graph, what does a diaganol line represent?

A

A diaganol line represents constant speed on a distance-time graph

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8
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On a distance-time graph, what does a horizontal line represent?

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A horizontal line represents being stationary on a distance-time graph

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9
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On a distance-time graph, what does a curved line represent?

A

A curved line represents acceleration/deceleration on a distance-time graph

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10
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What is displacement?

A

Displacement is the distance and direction

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11
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On a displacement-time graph, what does a diaganol line represent?

A

A diaganol line represents constant speed on a displacement-time graph

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On a displacement-time graph, what does a horizontal line represent?

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A horizontal line represents being stationary on a displacement-time graph

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13
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On a displacement-time graph, what does a curved line represent?

A

A curved line represents acceleration/deceleration on a displacement-time graph

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14
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On a displacement-time graph, what is average speed?

A

Average speed = Total Distance/Total Time

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15
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On a displacement-time graph, what is average velocity?

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Average velocity = Total displacement/Total Time

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16
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On a velocity-time graph, what does a horizontal line represent?

A

A horizontal line represents constant velocity on a velocity-time graph

17
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On a velocity-time graph, what does a diaganol line represent?

A

A diaganol line represents acceleration/deceleration on a velocity-time graph

18
Q

On a velocity-time graph, what does a curved line represent?

A

A curved line represents a change in acceleration/deceleration in a velocity-time graph

19
Q

On an acceleration-time graph, what does a horizontal line represent?

A

A horizontal line represents constant acceleration on an acceleration-time graph

20
Q

On an acceleration-time graph, what does a curved line represent?

A

A curved line represents a change in acceleration/deceleration on an acceleration-time graph

21
Q

On an acceleration-time graph, what does a diaganol line represent?

A

A diaganol line represents acceleration/deceleration on an acceleration-time graph

22
Q

What does s represent in SUVATs?

A

s = displacement

23
Q

What does v represent in SUVATs?

A

v = final velocity

24
Q

What does u represent in SUVATs?

A

u = initial velocity

25
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What does a represent in SUVATs?

A

a = acceleration

26
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What does t represent in SUVATs?

27
Q

v = u + at

A

final velocity = initial velocity + (acceleration*time)

28
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s = 1/2 (u + v) t

A

displacement = 1/2 (initial velocity + final velocity) time

29
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v^2 = u^2 + 2as

A

(final velocity)^2 = (initial velocity)^2 + (2accelerationdisplacement)

30
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s = ut + 1/2at^2

A

displacement = (initial velocitytime) + (1/2acceleration*time^2)

31
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s = at - 1/2at^2

A

displacement = (final velocitytime) - (1/2acceleration*time^2)