Unit 1: 1-D Motion Equations Flashcards
True or false: speed is a vector
false
True or false: displacement is a vector
true
True or false: velocity is a vector
true
True or false: distance is a vector
false
True or false: acceleration is a vector
true
Define acceleration.
The rate at which an object’s velocity changes.
Can an object have a displacement of zero and a non-zero constant acceleration over the same time interval?
Yes, if the initial displacement = final displacement. (xi = xf)
True or false: an object can have a positive acceleration while having a negative displacement.
true
True or false: an object that has a velocity of zero must have an acceleration of zero.
false
True or false: during some time interval, if an object’s average velocity is zero, it could have traveled a great distance.
true
True or false: an object can speed up while it has a negative acceleration.
true
True or false: when a ball s thrown straight up, at the apex its acceleration is zero.
false
True or false: an object can move in the negative direction while it has a positive velocity.
false
An object can move in the negative direction while it has a positive acceleration.
true