What is one or more things from the video lesson that is going to 'stick' with you about free-fall?
A free falling object is an object upon which
As the object rises, the velocity is directed less and less. This causes the object to have a slope on a Velocity vs Time graph.
The direction of the acceleration for free-falling objects is always
The accleration of a free-falling object is ________ m/s/s
In your own words, what does a linear graph on a Velocity-Time Graph mean?
Velocity
Acceleration
Explain why the velocity of an object moves slower as it rises, but greater as it falls.
The speed at the highest point is
Which of these are true in the example?
About how much time is the object in the air?
What is the initial speed at Point A?
At what points is the object moving slower than it is at Point B?