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    1. The document discusses constant velocity motion and uses position-time graphs to analyze motion. It defines key terms like reference objects, position, distance, displacement, speed, and average and instantaneous velocity. 2. Reference objects are used to compare the motion of an object to, with Earth typically being used as the reference. Position-time graphs can be used to determine velocity from the slope of the best fit line and initial position from the y-intercept. 3. Displacement refers to the change in position from start to finish, while distance is how far an object has traveled overall. Speed is how fast an object is moving at an instant, while average velocity looks at speed over a whole trip based

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    1. The document discusses constant velocity motion and uses position-time graphs to analyze motion. It defines key terms like reference objects, position, distance, displacement, speed, and average and instantaneous velocity. 2. Reference objects are used to compare the motion of an object to, with Earth typically being used as the reference. Position-time graphs can be used to determine velocity from the slope of the best fit line and initial position from the y-intercept. 3. Displacement refers to the change in position from start to finish, while distance is how far an object has traveled overall. Speed is how fast an object is moving at an instant, while average velocity looks at speed over a whole trip based

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    2 (CP) CVM 2019-20

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    1. The document discusses constant velocity motion and uses position-time graphs to analyze motion. It defines key terms like reference objects, position, distance, displacement, speed, and average and instantaneous velocity. 2. Reference objects are used to compare the motion of an object to, with Earth typically being used as the reference. Position-time graphs can be used to determine velocity from the slope of the best fit line and initial position from the y-intercept. 3. Displacement refers to the change in position from start to finish, while distance is how far an object has traveled overall. Speed is how fast an object is moving at an instant, while average velocity looks at speed over a whole trip based

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    Fussville

    Constant Velocity Motion

    The World will


    deceive you!
    Situation
    Check

    1. Reference objects
    a. assumed to be not moving.
    b. used to compare motion of an object to.
    c. Usually, you use the Earth as a Reference object

    2. Position/ Time Graph


    a. Slope of Best Fit Line is Velocity (m/s)
    b. Y intercept is starting position

    Continued
    Situation
    ∆ means “change in”
    Check

    Position X
    d
    Distance How much ground you have covered.

    Displacement ∆X or (Xf – Xi)


    How far you are from where you started.

    Speed

    Average Velocity

    I = at that moment
    Instantaneous v. A = over the entire ‘trip’
    Average velocity
    Reference Objects
    Use the concept of
    reference objects to
    describe how these
    models are different.
    Tumble Buggy Lab WoBo 39

    Position, cm
    Time, sec T1 T2 T3
    1 35
    2 70
    3 105
    4 140
    5 175
    WoBo 53
    Physics 500
    1
    WoBo 48/50

    2
    WoBo 46

    o city
    en Vel
    , T h
    ti on
    Po si
    st
    Fir
    WoBo 54-56
    WoBo 70-76

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