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IPC Motion

Review over Motion

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Distance is ___. The total ground covered throughout the entire trip.
Distance is calculated by ____. Adding together all stops and legs of a trip.
Displacement is ___. How far you are from where you started WITH direction.
Displacement is calculated by _____. Final distance - starting distance WITH direction.
IF you are calculating displacement, and two measurements are in the same direction (ie. 35 m W, 14 m W) you _____. Add them together to get a total displacement of 49 m W.
IF you are calculating displacement, and two measurements are in the opposite direction (ie. 35 m W, 14 m E) you _____. Subtract them to get a total displacement of 21 m W. (W has the higher #, so it is the direction of your final displacement).
Speed is ____. How fast you are going.
What is the difference in a scalar # and a vector #? Scalar = JUST the #. Vector = # AND direction.
Velocity is ____. Your speed AND your direction traveled.
What two vocabulary terms are VECTORS? Displacement and Velocity
Acceleration is ____. The RATE of change in your velocity. (m/s2)
Acceleration is calculated by using the formula ___. (Final Velocity - Initial Velocity) / Time
Speed is calculated using the formula ____. S = Distance / Time
Velocity is calculated using the formula ___. Velocity = Displacement / Time
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