This document provides information on vectors and kinematics. It defines accuracy and precision, describes how to find the magnitude and direction of vectors using trigonometric functions, and explains how to perform vector addition and find unit vectors in two and three dimensions. It also outlines the fundamental kinematic equations for uniform motion, and describes how to analyze motion graphs to determine displacement, velocity, acceleration and relate the slopes and areas to these physical quantities. Key concepts covered include free fall, projectile motion, and using kinematic equations and motion graphs to solve problems involving displacement, velocity, acceleration, and time.
This document provides information on vectors and kinematics. It defines accuracy and precision, describes how to find the magnitude and direction of vectors using trigonometric functions, and explains how to perform vector addition and find unit vectors in two and three dimensions. It also outlines the fundamental kinematic equations for uniform motion, and describes how to analyze motion graphs to determine displacement, velocity, acceleration and relate the slopes and areas to these physical quantities. Key concepts covered include free fall, projectile motion, and using kinematic equations and motion graphs to solve problems involving displacement, velocity, acceleration, and time.
This document provides information on vectors and kinematics. It defines accuracy and precision, describes how to find the magnitude and direction of vectors using trigonometric functions, and explains how to perform vector addition and find unit vectors in two and three dimensions. It also outlines the fundamental kinematic equations for uniform motion, and describes how to analyze motion graphs to determine displacement, velocity, acceleration and relate the slopes and areas to these physical quantities. Key concepts covered include free fall, projectile motion, and using kinematic equations and motion graphs to solve problems involving displacement, velocity, acceleration, and time.