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Motion

TermDefinition
Displacement Distance from the origin to our destination traveling in a straight path. The direction from the starting point AND the length of a straight line from the starting point to the ending point.
Distance Distance from the origin to a destination. The length of a path between two points.
Velocity My speed and direction. (distance divided by time + direction)
Speed How fast I am moving.(Distance divided by time)
Acceleration The rate at which velocity changes. Basically, the rate at which something changes its speed - faster or slower. (change in velocity/time)
Magnitude Size, length, or amount. Ex. We measure the length of a vector (arrow).
Vector A quantity that has magnitude and direction. (arrow) Used to help us measure displacement, velocity, and acceleration.
Direction Which way I am moving.
Reference Point The point from which all motion will be referenced.
Motion Occurs when an object changes its position.
Constant Acceleration The velocity is changing by a constant(the same)amount each second.
Constant Velocity The distance traveled in a certain direction is changing by a constant (the same) amount each second.
Zero Acceleration There is zero motion or there is no change in velocity (you are travelling at a constant velocity).
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