day1 motion

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Final exams
Schedule
Day 1 - Motion
Objectives
Day 1 - Motion
Objectives
1. Define the terms velocity an
acceleration
2. Solve word problems to find
the position, velocity and
acceleration
Motion
Motion
An object that moves along a
straight or circular line with
position and has velocity and
acceleration
Motion
An object that moves along a
straight or circular line with
position and has velocity and
acceleration
Types of rectilinear
Types of rectilinear
Types of rectilinear
Types of rectilinear
Reference Frames
Reference Frames
- Are objects used by the observer to
detect motion. The frame can be
attached to a moving or stationary
plane
Definition of terms
Definition of terms
1.distance- total length along a path
between two points (scalar quantity)
Definition of terms
1.distance- total length along a path
between two points (scalar quantity)
2.displacement- gives both the length and
the direction of a objects path from its
staring point (vector qty) ex 5m E
Definition of terms
Definition of terms
Definition of terms
5. Acceleration –rate of change in velocity
(vector qty)
Definition of terms
5. Acceleration –rate of change in velocity
(vector qty)
6.Deceleration – decrease in magnitude
of velocity
Definition of terms
5. Acceleration –rate of change in velocity
(vector qty)
6.Deceleration – decrease in magnitude
of velocity
7. Time = the time duration of one activity
Units and symbols
Units and symbols
1. Distance / displacement = d (meters)
Units and symbols
1. Distance / displacement = d (meters)
2. Speed / velocity = V ; (meter /sec )
Units and symbols
1. Distance / displacement = d (meters)
2. Speed / velocity = V ; (meter /sec )
3. Acceleration = a ; m/sec2 (meter/sec2)
Units and symbols
1. Distance / displacement = d (meters)
2. Speed / velocity = V ; (meter /sec )
3. Acceleration = a ; m/sec2 (meter/sec2)
Units and symbols
1. Distance / displacement = d (meters)
2. Speed / velocity = V ; (meter /sec )
3. Acceleration = a ; m/sec2 (meter/sec2)
Units and symbols
1. Distance / displacement = d (meters)
2. Speed / velocity = V ; (meter /sec )
3. Acceleration = a ; m/sec2 (meter/sec2)
4. Time = t ; (seconds)
Measuring Distance
 Measuring Distance

• Meter – international unit for measuring

distance.

1 mm = 50 m
Calculating Speed
 Calculating Speed

• Speed (S) = distance traveled (d) / the

amount of time it took (t).

S = d/t
 Units for speed

• Depends, but will always be a distance

unit / a time unit

– Ex. Cars: mi./h

– Jets: km/h
– Snails: cm/s
– Falling objects: m/s
Formulas and convertions
Formulas and convertions
1. v=
Formulas and convertions
1. v=d/t ; meter/sec
Formulas and convertions
1. v=d/t ; meter/sec
2. A=
Formulas and convertions
1. v=d/t ; meter/sec
2. A= v/t ; meters/sec2
A= (Vf-Vo)/t
Formulas and convertions
1. v=d/t ; meter/sec
2. A= v/t ; meters/sec2
A= (Vf-Vo)/t
Formulas and convertions
1. v=d/t ; meter/sec
2. A= v/t ; meters/sec2
A= (Vf-Vo)/t
Formulas and convertions
1. v=d/t ; meter/sec
2. A= v/t ; meters/sec2
A= (Vf-Vo)/t
3. 1km =
Formulas and convertions
1. v=d/t ; meter/sec
2. A= v/t ; meters/sec2
A= (Vf-Vo)/t
3. 1km = 1000m
Formulas and convertions
1. v=d/t ; meter/sec
2. A= v/t ; meters/sec2
A= (Vf-Vo)/t
3. 1km = 1000m
4. 1hr =
Formulas and convertions
1. v=d/t ; meter/sec
2. A= v/t ; meters/sec2
A= (Vf-Vo)/t
3. 1km = 1000m
4. 1hr = 3600sec
Sample Problem
 Calculating speed
S = d/t
 Calculating speed
S = d/t
• If I travel 100 kilometer in one hour then I
have a speed of…
 Calculating speed
S = d/t
• If I travel 100 kilometer in one hour then I
have a speed of…
• 100 km/h
 Calculating speed
S = d/t
• If I travel 100 kilometer in one hour then I
have a speed of…
• 100 km/h

• If I travel 1 meter in 1 second then I have a

speed of….
 Calculating speed
S = d/t
Average speed
 Average speed

• Speed is usually NOT CONSTANT

– Ex. Cars stop and go regularly
– Runners go slower uphill than downhill

• Average speed = total distance

traveled/total time it took.
Calculating Average Speed
 Calculating Average Speed
• It took me 1 hour to go 40 km on the highway. Then it
took me 2 more hours to go 20 km using the streets.
 Calculating Average Speed
• It took me 1 hour to go 40 km on the highway. Then it
took me 2 more hours to go 20 km using the streets.
• Total Distance:
– 40 km + 20 km = 60 km
 Calculating Average Speed
• It took me 1 hour to go 40 km on the highway. Then it
took me 2 more hours to go 20 km using the streets.
• Total Distance:
– 40 km + 20 km = 60 km
• Total Time:
– 1 h + 2 h = 3 hr
 Calculating Average Speed
• It took me 1 hour to go 40 km on the highway. Then it
took me 2 more hours to go 20 km using the streets.
• Total Distance:
– 40 km + 20 km = 60 km
• Total Time:
– 1 h + 2 h = 3 hr
• Ave. Speed:
– total d/total t = 60 km/3 h = 20 km/h
 Calculating Average Speed
• It took me 1 hour to go 40 km on the highway. Then it
took me 2 more hours to go 20 km using the streets.
• Total Distance:
– 40 km + 20 km = 60 km
• Total Time:
– 1 h + 2 h = 3 hr
• Ave. Speed:
– total d/total t = 60 km/3 h = 20 km/h

Total _ Dist.
Ave. _ Speed =
Total _ time
Question
 Question

• I travelled 25 km in 10 minutes. How many

meters have I travelled?
– A) 25000 m
– B) .0112 m
– C) .025 m
– D) 2.5 m
 Question

• I travelled 25 km in 10 minutes. How many

meters have I travelled?
– A) 25000 m
– B) .0112 m
– C) .025 m
– D) 2.5 m 25 km * 1000m/km = 25000 m
Question
 Question

• I ran 1000 m in 3 minutes. Then ran

another 1000 m uphill in 7 minutes. What
is my average speed?
– A) 100 m/min
– B) 2000 m/min
– C) 10 m/min
– D) 200 m/min
– E) 20 m/min
 Question

• I ran 1000 m in 3 minutes. Then ran

another 1000 m uphill in 7 minutes. What
is my average speed?
– A) 100 m/min
– B) 2000 m/min
– C) 10 m/min
– D) 200 m/min
– E) 20 m/min
 Question

• I ran 1000 m in 3 minutes. Then ran

another 1000 m uphill in 7 minutes. What
is my average speed?
 Question

• I ran 1000 m in 3 minutes. Then ran

another 1000 m uphill in 7 minutes. What
is my average speed?

Total Dist. = 1000 m + 1000 m = 2000 m

Total Time = 3 min + 7 min = 10 min

Ave speed = total dist/total time =

2000m/10 min = 200 m/min = D

Velocity
 Velocity

• Velocity – the SPEED and DIRECTION of

an object.
 Velocity

• Velocity – the SPEED and DIRECTION of

an object.

– Example:
• An airplane moving North at 500 mph
• A missile moving towards you at 200 m/s
 Velocity

• Velocity – the SPEED and DIRECTION of

an object.

– Example:
• An airplane moving North at 500 mph
• A missile moving towards you at 200 m/s
 Question

• What is the difference between speed and

velocity?
 Question

• What is the difference between speed and

velocity?

• Speed is just distance/time. Velocity

includes direction as well.
 Graphing Speed:
Distance vs. Time Graphs
 Graphing Speed:
Distance vs. Time Graphs
Denver

Phoenix
 Graphing Speed:
Distance vs. Time Graphs
Denver

Phoenix
 Graphing Speed:
Distance vs. Time Graphs
Speed = Slope = Rise/

Rise
 Graphing Speed:
Distance vs. Time Graphs
Speed = Slope = Rise/

Rise=?
600 m

3 minutes

Rise/
Different Slopes
 Different Slopes

Rise = 1 km

Run = 1 hr

Slope = Rise/Run
= 1 km/1 hr
= 1 km/hr
 Different Slopes

Slope = Rise/Run
= 0 km/1 hr
= 0 km/hr

Rise = 0 km

Run = 1 hr

Rise = 1 km

Run = 1 hr

Slope = Rise/Run
= 1 km/1 hr
= 1 km/hr
 Different Slopes

Slope = Rise/Run
= 0 km/1 hr
= 0 km/hr

Rise = 0 km

Run = 1 hr

Rise = 1 km

Run = 1 hr

Slope = Rise/Run
= 1 km/1 hr
= 1 km/hr
 Different Slopes

8
7 Slope = Rise/Run
= 0 km/1 hr
Distance (km)

6 = 0 km/hr

5 Rise = 2 km

4 Run = 1 hr
Rise = 0 km
3
Run = 1 hr
2 Slope = Rise/Run
= 2 km/1 hr
Rise = 1 km
= 2 km/hr
1 Run = 1 hr

0
Slope = Rise/Run
= 1 km/1 hr 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
= 1 km/hr
Time (hr)
Different Slopes
Different Slopes
Different Slopes
Different Slopes
 Question
• Below is a distance vs. time graph of my
position during a race. What was my
AVERAGE speed for the entire race?

Rise = 12

Run = 6 hr
 Question

• Below
Average Speedis =a Total
distance vs. time graph
distance/Total time =of12
mykm/6 hr
position during =a 2race.
km/hrWhat was my
AVERAGE speed for the entire race?

Rise = 12

Run = 6 hr
 Question

• What does the slope of a distance vs. time

graph show you about the motion of an
object?
 Question

• What does the slope of a distance vs. time

graph show you about the motion of an
object?

• It tells you the SPEED

 Question

• Below is a distance vs. time graph for 3

runners. Who is the fastest?
7
6
Distance (mi.)

5
Bob
4
Jane
3
Leroy
2
1
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 35
Time (h)
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• Below is a distance vs. time graph for 3

runners. Who is the fastest?
7
6
Distance (mi.)

5
Bob
4
Jane
3
Leroy
2
1
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 35
Time (h)
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• Below is a distance vs. time graph for 3

runners. Who is the fastest?
7
6
Distance (mi.)

5
Bob
4
Jane
3
Leroy
2
1
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 35
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 Acceleration

• Acceleration = speeding up
 Acceleration

• Acceleration = speeding up

• Acceleration – the rate at which velocity

changes
 Acceleration

• Acceleration = speeding up

• Acceleration – the rate at which velocity

changes
– Can be an:
• Increase in speed
• Decrease in speed
• Change in direction
Types of acceleration
 Types of acceleration

• Increasing speed
– Example: Car speeds up at green light
 Types of acceleration

• Increasing speed
– Example: Car speeds up at green light

• Decreasing speed
– Example: Car slows down at stop light
 Types of acceleration

• Increasing speed
– Example: Car speeds up at green light

• Decreasing speed
– Example: Car slows down at stop light

• Changing Direction
– Example: Car takes turn (can be at constant
speed)
 Question

• How can a car be accelerating if its speed

is a constant 65 km/h?
 Question

• How can a car be accelerating if its speed

is a constant 65 km/h?

• If it is changing directions it is accelerating

Calculating Acceleration
 Calculating Acceleration

• If an object is moving in a straight line

a=(Vf-Vo) / t
 Units of acceleration:
⚫ m/s2
 Question

• A skydiver accelerates from 20 m/s to 40 m/s in

2 seconds. What is the skydiver’s average
acceleration?
 Question

• A skydiver accelerates from 20 m/s to 40 m/s in

2 seconds. What is the skydiver’s average
acceleration?

2
a=10m/s
 Graphing Acceleration

• Can use 2 kinds of graphs

– Speed vs. time
– Distance vs. time
Graphing Acceleration:
Speed vs. Time Graphs
 Graphing Acceleration:
Speed vs. Time Graphs
14
12
10
Speed (m/s)

8
6
4
2
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Time (s)
 Graphing Acceleration:
Speed vs. Time Graphs
14
12
10
Speed (m/s)

8
6
4
2
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Time (s)
 Graphing Acceleration:
Speed vs. Time Graphs
14
12
10
Speed (m/s)

8
6
Rise = 4 m/s
4
2 Run = 2 s
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Time (s)
 Graphing Acceleration:
Distance vs. Time Graphs
 Graphing Acceleration:
Distance vs. Time Graphs
35
30
Distance (m)

25
20
15
10
5
0
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Time (s)
 Graphing Acceleration:
Distance vs. Time Graphs
35
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Distance (m)

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Time (s)
Question:
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The black and red lines representTimea objects
(s) that are accelerating.
Black is going a greater distance each second, so it must be speeding
up. Red is going less each second, so must be slowing down
1) WhichRemember:
line represents anvs.
in distance object that is
time graphs:
accelerating?
curved line = accelerating, flat line = constant speed
Sample Problem
Sample Problem
1.A bicycle rider travels 22km in 3.25hrs.
What is the ave speed of the bicycle rider?
Sample Problem
1.A bicycle rider travels 22km in 3.25hrs.
What is the ave speed of the bicycle rider?
Sample Problem
1.A bicycle rider travels 22km in 3.25hrs.
What is the ave speed of the bicycle rider?
Sample Problem
1.A bicycle rider travels 22km in 3.25hrs.
What is the ave speed of the bicycle rider?
Sample Problem
1.A bicycle rider travels 22km in 3.25hrs.
What is the ave speed of the bicycle rider?
Sample Problem
1.A bicycle rider travels 22km in 3.25hrs.
What is the ave speed of the bicycle rider?
2.A high speed train takes 2.00 hrs to travel
from Paris 454 km due south to lyons. What is
the ave velocity of the train in km/hr and in
m/s
3.A boy walks 13 km in 2 hrs. What is the
speed in km/hr and m/s
 Sample Problem
2.A high speed train takes 2.00 hrs to travel from Paris
454 km due south to lyons. What is the ave velocity of
the train in km/hr and in m/s
 Sample Problem
2.A high speed train takes 2.00 hrs to travel from Paris
454 km due south to lyons. What is the ave velocity of
the train in km/hr and in m/s
 Sample Problem
2.A high speed train takes 2.00 hrs to travel from Paris
454 km due south to lyons. What is the ave velocity of
the train in km/hr and in m/s
 Sample Problem
2.A high speed train takes 2.00 hrs to travel from Paris
454 km due south to lyons. What is the ave velocity of
the train in km/hr and in m/s
 Sample Problem
2.A high speed train takes 2.00 hrs to travel from Paris
454 km due south to lyons. What is the ave velocity of
the train in km/hr and in m/s
 Sample Problem
2.A high speed train takes 2.00 hrs to travel from Paris
454 km due south to lyons. What is the ave velocity of
the train in km/hr and in m/s
Sample Problem
1.A bicycle rider travels 22km in 3.25hrs.
What is the ave speed of the bicycle rider?
2.A high speed train takes 2.00 hrs to travel
from Paris 454 km due south to lyons. What is
the ave velocity of the train in km/hr and in
m/s
3.A boy walks 13 km in 2 hrs. What is the
speed in km/hr and m/s
Sample Problem
3.A boy walks 13 km in 2 hrs. What is the
speed in km/hr and m/s
Sample Problem
3.A boy walks 13 km in 2 hrs. What is the
speed in km/hr and m/s
Sample Problem
3.A boy walks 13 km in 2 hrs. What is the
speed in km/hr and m/s
Sample Problem
3.A boy walks 13 km in 2 hrs. What is the
speed in km/hr and m/s
Sample Problem
3.A boy walks 13 km in 2 hrs. What is the
speed in km/hr and m/s
Sample Problem
3.A boy walks 13 km in 2 hrs. What is the
speed in km/hr and m/s
Sample Problem
3.A boy walks 13 km in 2 hrs. What is the
speed in km/hr and m/s
Sample Problem
3.A boy walks 13 km in 2 hrs. What is the
speed in km/hr and m/s
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4. A bullet is shot from a rifle with a speed of
720m/s a) what time is required for the bullet
to strike a target 3240 m to the east. b) What
is the velocity of the bullet in km/hr
5. The velocity of an automobile increases
from 0 to 14m/s in 3.5sec, what is its
acceleration?
6.What is the acceleration of a racing car if its
velocity is increased uniformly from 44m/s to
66m/s over 11 sec period.
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4. A bullet is shot from a rifle with a speed of
720m/s a) what time is required for the bullet
to strike a target 3240 m to the east. b) What
is the velocity of the bullet in km/hr
5. The velocity of an automobile increases
from 0 to 14m/s in 3.5sec, what is its
acceleration?
6.What is the acceleration of a racing car if its
velocity is increased uniformly from 44m/s to
66m/s over 11 sec period.
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6 a) t= 4.5s
b) v=25920 km/hr
2
7 ) a=4m/s
2
8 ) a=2m/s
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6 a) t= 4.5s
b) v=25920 km/hr
2
7 ) a=4m/s
2
8 ) a=2m/s
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Kinds of translational
Kinds of translational
1. Constant Velocity
- body does not increase speed
Kinds of translational
1. Constant Velocity
- body does not increase speed

2. Constant Acceleration
- body does increase speed
Constant Velocity
Constant Acceleration
Constant Acceleration
Constant Acceleration
We need to derive
equations for constant
acceleration to correct
the error
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Sample Problem
Sample Problem
1.What is the displacement of a train as it is
accelerated uniformly from 22m/s to 44m/s in
a 20 sec interval?
2.A race car starts from rest and is
accelerated uniformly to 41m/s in 8sec. What
distance does the car travel?
3.A rocket traveling at 88m/s is accelerated
uniformly to 132m/s over a 15sec interval.
What distance in meters does the rocket
travel during this time?
Sample Problem
Sample Problem
1.What is the displacement of a train as it is
accelerated uniformly from 22m/s to 44m/s in
a 20 sec interval?
Sample Problem
1.What is the displacement of a train as it is
accelerated uniformly from 22m/s to 44m/s in
a 20 sec interval?
Sample Problem
1.What is the displacement of a train as it is
accelerated uniformly from 22m/s to 44m/s in
a 20 sec interval?
Sample Problem
1.What is the displacement of a train as it is
accelerated uniformly from 22m/s to 44m/s in
a 20 sec interval?
Sample Problem
1.What is the displacement of a train as it is
accelerated uniformly from 22m/s to 44m/s in
a 20 sec interval?
Sample Problem
1.What is the displacement of a train as it is
accelerated uniformly from 22m/s to 44m/s in
a 20 sec interval?
Sample Problem
1.What is the displacement of a train as it is
accelerated uniformly from 22m/s to 44m/s in
a 20 sec interval?
2.A race car starts from rest and is
accelerated uniformly to 41m/s in 8sec. What
distance does the car travel?
3.A rocket traveling at 88m/s is accelerated
uniformly to 132m/s over a 15sec interval.
What distance in meters does the rocket
travel during this time?
Sample Problem
2.A race car starts from rest and is
accelerated uniformly to 41m/s in 8sec. What
distance does the car travel?
Sample Problem
2.A race car starts from rest and is
accelerated uniformly to 41m/s in 8sec. What
distance does the car travel?
Sample Problem
2.A race car starts from rest and is
accelerated uniformly to 41m/s in 8sec. What
distance does the car travel?
Sample Problem
2.A race car starts from rest and is
accelerated uniformly to 41m/s in 8sec. What
distance does the car travel?
Sample Problem
2.A race car starts from rest and is
accelerated uniformly to 41m/s in 8sec. What
distance does the car travel?
Sample Problem
1.What is the displacement of a train as it is
accelerated uniformly from 22m/s to 44m/s in
a 20 sec interval?
2.A race car starts from rest and is
accelerated uniformly to 41m/s in 8sec. What
distance does the car travel?
3.A rocket traveling at 88m/s is accelerated
uniformly to 132m/s over a 15sec interval.
What distance in meters does the rocket
travel during this time?
Sample Problem
3.A rocket traveling at 88m/s is accelerated
uniformly to 132m/s over a 15sec interval.
What distance in meters does the rocket
travel during this time?
Sample Problem
3.A rocket traveling at 88m/s is accelerated
uniformly to 132m/s over a 15sec interval.
What distance in meters does the rocket
travel during this time?
Sample Problem
3.A rocket traveling at 88m/s is accelerated
uniformly to 132m/s over a 15sec interval.
What distance in meters does the rocket
travel during this time?
Sample Problem
3.A rocket traveling at 88m/s is accelerated
uniformly to 132m/s over a 15sec interval.
What distance in meters does the rocket
travel during this time?
Sample Problem
3.A rocket traveling at 88m/s is accelerated
uniformly to 132m/s over a 15sec interval.
What distance in meters does the rocket
travel during this time?
Sample Problem
3.A rocket traveling at 88m/s is accelerated
uniformly to 132m/s over a 15sec interval.
What distance in meters does the rocket
travel during this time?
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Freely Falling Bodies
h=height
t=time
Vo=original velocity
Vf=final velocity
G=gravity; 9.8m/s2
Freely Falling Bodies
Freely Falling Bodies
1. Same as constant acceleration
however is done in vertical
manner
Freely Falling Bodies
1. Same as constant acceleration
however is done in vertical
manner
2. change acceleration to gravity
Freely Falling Bodies
1. Same as constant acceleration
however is done in vertical
manner
2. change acceleration to gravity
3. Change distance to height
Conditions for FFB
Conditions for FFB
1. When object free falls from start
vo=0
Conditions for FFB
1. When object free falls from start
vo=0
2. At highest point vf=0
Conditions for FFB
1. When object free falls from start
vo=0
2. At highest point vf=0
3. Change distance to height
Conditions for FFB
1. When object free falls from start
vo=0
2. At highest point vf=0
3. Change distance to height
4. g=9.8 m/s2
Conditions for FFB
1. When object free falls from start
vo=0
2. At highest point vf=0
3. Change distance to height
4. g=9.8 m/s2
5. Change a to g
Conditions for FFB
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Sample Problem
1.A stone is dropped from a cliff 50 m high.
Disregarding air resistance, a) how long does
it take the stone to reach the ground b) what
is its speed when it strikes the ground?
Sample Problem
1.A stone is dropped from a cliff 50 m high.
Disregarding air resistance, a) how long does
it take the stone to reach the ground b) what
is its speed when it strikes the ground?
Sample Problem
1.A stone is dropped from a cliff 50 m high.
Disregarding air resistance, a) how long does
it take the stone to reach the ground b) what
is its speed when it strikes the ground?
Sample Problem
1.A stone is dropped from a cliff 50 m high.
Disregarding air resistance, a) how long does
it take the stone to reach the ground b) what
is its speed when it strikes the ground?
Sample Problem
1.A stone is dropped from a cliff 50 m high.
Disregarding air resistance, a) how long does
it take the stone to reach the ground b) what
is its speed when it strikes the ground?
Sample Problem
1.A stone is dropped from a cliff 50 m high.
Disregarding air resistance, a) how long does
it take the stone to reach the ground b) what
is its speed when it strikes the ground?
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3.Quiz is at edge
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Theory
1.V=d/t
2.a=v/t
3.You will observe the two
formulas and behavior of
moving bodies
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