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PE - BIOMECHANICS

Chapter 4

TermDefinition
Linear Motion The movement of a body along a straight or curved path where all body parts move in the same direction as the same speed
Distance Measures the path travelled from start to finish, regardless of direction
Displacement A change of position, how far it is from the initial position to the final position
Speed (linear) Ratio of the distance covered to the time taken
Speed equation Distance / Time
Velocity (linear) Ratio of displacement, or change in position, to the time taken
Velocity equation Displacement / Time
Acceleration (linear) Refers to a change in velocity in a given period of time
Acceleration equation Change in velocity / change in time
Speed (Angular) Angular distance covered divided by the time taken to complete motion
Velocity (Angular) Rate of change of the angular displacement of a body over time
Acceleration (Angular) Rate of change of angular velocity, or how quickly a body changes its angular position, can be positive negative or zero.
Projectile motion Looks at the factors that influence the flight path of the projectile
Angle of release The angle at which an object is projected into the air
Speed of release The speed at which an object is thrown, kicked or propelled into the air is referred to as speed of release
Height of release Difference between the height that a projectile is released from and the height at which it lands or stops
Torque Tendency of an object to rotate
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