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Title: More on Uniform Motion


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Physics Part 7
  • More on Uniform Motion

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Uniform Motion
  • Motion in which the objects displacement is
    equal for each time interval.

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  • Are these people moving fast or slow? How can we
    tell?
  • Person A Slow The line is not very steep
  • Person B Fast - The line is very steep

B
A
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Slope
  • The steepness of a line.
  • The slope of a distance-time graph will tell us
    how fast the object is moving.
  • The speed of the object.
  • The slope of a position-time graph will tell us
    hoe fast the object is moving and in what
    direction.
  • The velocity of the object.

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Describing Motion Graphs
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Describing Motion Graphs
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Describing Motion Graphs
Positive Slope Towards the reference point
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Describing Motion Graphs
Positive Slope Away from the reference point
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Describing Motion Graphs
Negative Slope Towards the reference point
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Describing Motion Graphs
Negative Slope Away from the reference point
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Describing Motion Graphs
Zero Slope Object is not moving (no change in
position) We say at rest
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Calculating Slope
  • The slope of the line indicates speed.
  • A steep line
  • Less time to cover a distance
  • Higher speed
  • A less steep line
  • More time to cover a distance
  • Slower speed

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Calculating Slope
  • Rise over Run

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Example
  • A meerkat

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Example
  • A meerkat moves to the right of its den.

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Example
  • Another meerkat is initially 1.5m to the right of
    its den and moves to the left of it.

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Example
  • A third meerkat is standing upright 2m to the
    right of its den.

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Practice
  • Describe Rays drive to work at each interval.
  • Include distance, time, speed, and direction.
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