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Displacement is 2m.
Distance is
(6m + 4m = 10m)
PHYSICS
CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
2.1– 2.2
divided by time
Change of a quantity mean the difference
between initial quantity dan final quantity.
So, when you say, the rate of change of distance,
meaning
Acceleration (constant)
PHYSICS
CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
2.1– 2.2
Acceleration
PHYSICS
CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
Recognise the
velocity and
increasing velocity
Acceleration
Acceleration
Deceleration
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7gNFtjsK00
PHYSICS
CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
2.1– 2.2
Ticker Timer
Ticker Timer
A ticker timer fitted with ticker tape is used to investigate linear motion of
objects in the laboratory.
A ticker timer works on alternating current of frequency
50 Hz to make 50 ticks in 1 second on a ticker tape.
The time interval between two adjacent dots is called
one tick.
PHYSICS
CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
2.1– 2.2
PHYSICS
CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
2.1– 2.2
Pattern of ticks on a ticker tape and the type of motion of object
PHYSICS
CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
2.1– 2.2
(i)
Time:
(ii) Displacement
xy = displacement
(iii) Velocity and acceleration
PHYSICS
CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
2.1– 2.2
Using Ticker Timer to calculate velocity Using Ticker Timer to calculate Acceleration
What is Initial
Velocity
Formula of
What is Final Acceleration
Velocity
a=
a = = 1000 ms-2
PHYSICS
CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
2.1– 2.2
Using Ticker Timer to calculate velocity Using Ticker Timer to calculate Acceleration
Time taken of
the travelling Time taken of the
for certain acceleration is the
displacement time taken of
change of velocity
PHYSICS
CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
2.1– 2.2
Velocity
Acceleration
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzf_Q7GOKSE
PHYSICS
CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
2.1– 2.2
u = = 15
a=
a= v = = 40
a=
=25.0 m s-2
TICKER TIMER CHART
EXAMPLE
Alternating Current
EXAMPLE
X
EXAMPLE
time taken for 1 tick
= 1/50 = 0.02 s
X
time taken for 5 ticks
= 5 x 0.02 s
= 0.1 s
velocity
=
= 50 cm
PHYSICS
CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
2.1– 2.2
by CHU MP
PHYSICS
Solving Problems of Linear Motion Using Linear Motion Equations CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
2.1– 2.2
by CHU MP
PHYSICS
CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
2.1– 2.2
by CHU MP
PHYSICS
CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
2.1– 2.2
by CHU MP
2.2 Linear Motion Graphs
DISPLACEMENT-TIME GRAPH
The quantities that can be determined from graph
Average velocity, v at 45
Displacement-time graph
VELOCITY-TIME GRAPH
The quantities that can be determined from graph
Acceleration, a
Displacement, s or distance travelled in
a time interval such as between t and t 3 4
Velocity v1 at a
specific time t1
Time t2 at a
specific velocity v2
Acceleration, a
Displacement, s or distance travelled in
a time interval such as between t3 and t4
ACCELERATION-TIME GRAPH
The quantities that can be determined from graph
Time t2 at a specific
acceleration a2
Rate of change of
acceleration
Displacement - time Graph Velocity - time Graph Acceleration - time Graph
Analysis of Displacement-Time Graph to determine Distance, Displacement
and Velocity
VELOCITY
= GRADIENT OF
GRAPH
How do average speed
and average velocity
determined from the
displacement-time
graph?
INITIAL FINAL
POINT POINT
Analysis of Velocity-Time Graph to determine Distance, Displacement,
Velocity and Acceleration
ACCELERATION
= GRADIENT OF
GRAPH
Distance = Area under graph
Try to determine
the average speed
and average
velocity for the
To the right
velocity-time
graph above.
To the left
by CHU MP
Interpreting and Sketching Graphs Jarak antara 2 titik semakin
besar => halaju bertambah
(0 , 30)
Acceleration =
(10 , 0)
Gradient =
PHYSICS
Solving Problems Involving Linear Motion Graphs CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
2.1– 2.2
(3 , 6) (6 , 6)
(10 , 0)
(10 , 0)
PHYSICS
CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
2.1– 2.2
(10 , 10)
(0 , 10)
(30 , 16)
(50 , 0)
PHYSICS
CHAPTER 2 FORCE AND MOTION I
EXERCISES
2.1– 2.2
QUESTION 2
QUESTION 3
QUESTION 4
Reaction time is how long it takes
to respond to a situation by
moving your foot from the
accelerator pedal to the brake
pedal. The average reaction time is
3/4 of a second. Reaction distance
is how far a vehicle travels during
this time.