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The study of how things move. It seeks to measure things like position (displacement), speeds, velocity, and acceleration
In the picture of the airplane, what type of motion/travel is being represented by each letter
Line A is an example of ________________ , Line B is an example of _____________ .
Just type the words IN ORDER, separated by a comma and a space.
This type of measurement provides two pieces of information, the magnitude, AND the direction. Some examples are displacement, velocity, and net force
Which of the following activities would produce a non-zero displacement (meaning, if you were to calculate it, the displacement would not equal zero, it would be a positive number).
Which of the following (yellow & black letters) is NOT a point of reference for the runner in yellow?
COMPLETE THE 6 PROBLEMS ON THE "KINEMATICS QUIZ" PAPER YOU RECEIVED
- You MUST show your work for the equation, INCLUDING UNITS
- You MUST complete the equation and answer portion on your paper and turn it
into your class bin with your name on it when you are done.
After solving all 6 problems, use your answers from the paper to complete the final section of the formative. Make sure you follow the rules for how to type your answers listed below:
Follow these rules for how to type in your answers/units:
1. Type the number followed by the unit(s) WITH a space in between i.e. 9 mi, 9 km/hr
2. Make sure you are abbreviating the units correctly.
3. When adding a direction or working with a unit that contains a squared value,
such as mi/hr2, follow the rules below.
Adding Direction: List the direction after the units. i.e. 9 mi/hr North
If your unit has a denominator that is squared, like m/s2 - Type it as 9 m/s/s
*These are not actual answers, I'm just showing you the format*
Which letter goes on top in the speed triangle?
What do we call the pink lines outlining a geometric shape in front of the runner, containing the points of reference he uses to assess his motion?
Manuel is rollerblading in the park. It takes him 2 hours to travel 7km north. Then, he decides to make the 2.5 km trip south to meet his friends, which takes him another hour.
What is his velocity?
**Check the hints**
Which formula did you use?
Type your answer to question 1 below.
Just type the number and unit abbreviation.
Examples:
If you need to add a direction to your answer, type it after the units
i.e. 9 mi/hr North
OR
If your unit has a denominator that is squared, like m/s2 - Type 9 m/s/s
*These are not actual answers, I'm just showing you the format*
Which formula did you use for question #2?
Type your answer to question 2 below.
Just type the number and unit abbreviation.
Examples:
If you need to add a direction to your answer, type it after the units.
i.e. 9 mi/hr North
OR
When the unit has a denominator that is squared, such as m/s2 - Type m/s/s
(These are not actual answers, I'm just showing you the format)
Which formula did you use for Question #3?
Type your answer to question 3 below.
Just type the number and unit abbreviation.
Examples:
When adding direction - 9 m/s North
OR
If your unit has a denominator that is squared, like m/s2 - Just write 9 m/s/s
(These are not actual answers, I'm just showing you the format)
Which formula did you use for question #4?
Type your answer to question 4 below.
Just type the number and unit abbreviation.
Example: 9 m/s N. OR 9 m/s/s
*These are not actual answers, I'm just showing you the format*
Which formula did you use for question #5?
Type your answer to question 5 below.
Just type the number and unit abbreviation.
Example: 9 m/s N. OR 9 m/s/s
*These are not an actual answer, I'm just showing you the format*
Which formula did you use for question #6?
Type your answer to question 6 below.
Just type the number and unit
Example: 9 min, 9 mi/hr North, 9 m/s/s
*These are not an actual answer, I'm just showing you the format*