This document provides information about linear motion, including definitions of rectilinear motion, uniform motion, and uniform accelerated motion. It also lists the basic formulas for rectilinear motion, including the distance, acceleration, average velocity, final velocity, and displacement formulas. It provides examples of using the formulas to calculate average speed, distance traveled, time to travel a distance, acceleration, distance traveled after braking, time to reach a velocity, and displacement.
This document provides information about linear motion, including definitions of rectilinear motion, uniform motion, and uniform accelerated motion. It also lists the basic formulas for rectilinear motion, including the distance, acceleration, average velocity, final velocity, and displacement formulas. It provides examples of using the formulas to calculate average speed, distance traveled, time to travel a distance, acceleration, distance traveled after braking, time to reach a velocity, and displacement.
This document provides information about linear motion, including definitions of rectilinear motion, uniform motion, and uniform accelerated motion. It also lists the basic formulas for rectilinear motion, including the distance, acceleration, average velocity, final velocity, and displacement formulas. It provides examples of using the formulas to calculate average speed, distance traveled, time to travel a distance, acceleration, distance traveled after braking, time to reach a velocity, and displacement.
Rectilinear Motion – motion of the body in a straight line.
TYPES OF RECTILINEAR MOTION
a. Uniform Motion – body covers equal distances at equal interval of time or moving at a constant velocity or a constants speed in a straight line. TYPES OF RECTILINEAR MOTION
Velocity – is constant and acceleration is zero.
b. Uniform accelerated motion – Velocity changes at
constant rate. Acceleration is constant. ◦ RECTILINEAR MOTION BASIC FORMULAS
1 . S = ave. v t distance formula
2. a = Vf – Vo/ t acceleration 3. Ave. v = Vo + Vf /2 average velocity 4. s = (Vo + Vf) t 2 5. Vf = Vo + at 6. Vf² = Vo² + 2as 7. s = Vo t + at² 2 A car travels 280 km in 4 hours. a. What is the average speed? b. How far will it go in 7 hours at this average speed? c. How long will it take to travel 300km at this average speed? A jeep is traveling at 40 m/s when the breaks are applied. It comes to a stop after20 seconds. a. Find the Acceleration? b. The distance travelled after the breaks are applied. A car has an Acceleration of 8 m/s². a. how much time is needed to for it to reach a velocity of 24 m/s if it starts from rest? B. How far does it go during this period?