Today we will define and find out how to calculate: 1.) average velocity/speed 2.) Instantaneous velocity/speed 3.) acceleration Post five problems where someone has to calculate
and out of those five: 1.) solve for instantaneous velocity 2.) solve for average velocity 3.) solve for time 4.) solve for distance 5.) solve for acceleration each question must have units.
A concept is the general idea of the problem and is always by its self. A unit is always going to be with a number.
-A moving body's average velocity during an interval of time is the total distance covered divided by the total time elapsed while traveling in a given direction..
-V=d/t
2. Instantaneous Velocity and speed
-Instantaneous Velocity is defined mathematically
-The velocity of an object at an instant.
-V=d/t
3. Acceleration
-Acceleration is the change in velocity over time.
1. Average Velocity - Displacement over total time. v=d/t 2. Instantaneous Velocity - Speed at a particular moment in time. v=d/t 3. Acceleration - Change of velocity with respect to time. v=a x t
Average Velocity- is the rate of change of position. v=d/t Instantaneous Velocity- is the speed of an object at a particular instant in time v(t)=ds/dt acceleration-
1. Average velocity is the rate of change of position. v=d/t 2. Instantaneous velocity is the speed of an object at a particular instant in time.v(t)=ds/dt
1) average velocity/speed is the path distance divided by time interval v=d/t.
2) instantaneous velocity/speed is the speed at any instant.
3) acceleration is the rate at which an object's velocity changes with time; the change in velocity may be in magnitude (speed), or direction, or both.
1.)The average speed of an object is defined as the distance traveled divided by the time elapsed. Velocity is a vector quantity, and average velocity can be defined as the displacement divided by the time. v=d/t
2 The instantaneous speed is correspondingly defined as the magnitude of the instantaneous velocity.The instantaneous velocity of a body moving along any curved path is of course along a tangent and its magnitude is equal to the speed of travel v=d/t
3.Instantaneous acceleration is the acceleration at any instant of time or at any given point. v=(a)(t)
1) Average velocity/speed=path distance divided by interval V=d/t 2) Instantaneous velocity/speed=speed at any time V=a x t 3) Acceleration=rate at which an object velocity changes with time A=v x t
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Today we will define and find out how to calculate:
ReplyDelete1.) average velocity/speed
2.) Instantaneous velocity/speed
3.) acceleration
Post five problems where someone has to calculate
and out of those five:
1.) solve for instantaneous velocity
2.) solve for average velocity
3.) solve for time
4.) solve for distance
5.) solve for acceleration
each question must have units.
A concept is the general idea of the problem and is always by its self.
A unit is always going to be with a number.
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ReplyDeleteAverage velocity is the path distance divided by the time interval. The equation for velocity is V=d/t
ReplyDeleteInstantaneous velocity is speed at any instant.
Acceleration is the rate that an objects velocity changes with time. Acceleration= change in velocity/ time interval.
1) Average velocity and speed:
ReplyDelete-Velocity is the distance traveled divided by the time while traveling in a certain direction.
V=D/T
Instantaneous velocity and speed:
-Instantaneous velocity is the speed at a given moment.
V=D/T
Acceleration:
-It is the rate of change of velocity as a function of time. Its a vector.
V=(A)(T)
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ReplyDelete1. Average velocity and speed:
ReplyDelete-A moving body's average velocity during an interval of time is the total distance covered divided by the total time elapsed while traveling in a given direction..
-V=d/t
2. Instantaneous Velocity and speed
-Instantaneous Velocity is defined mathematically
-The velocity of an object at an instant.
-V=d/t
3. Acceleration
-Acceleration is the change in velocity over time.
-V=(a)(t)
1. Average Velocity - Displacement over total time. v=d/t
ReplyDelete2. Instantaneous Velocity - Speed at a particular moment in time. v=d/t
3. Acceleration - Change of velocity with respect to time. v=a x t
1.) Displacement over total time V=D/T
ReplyDelete2.)Is speed at a particular moment in time V=d/t
3.)Change of velocity with respect to time v=a times t
Average Velocity- is the rate of change of position. v=d/t
ReplyDeleteInstantaneous Velocity- is the speed of an object at a particular instant in time v(t)=ds/dt
acceleration-
1. Average velocity is the rate of change of position. v=d/t
ReplyDelete2. Instantaneous velocity is the speed of an object at a particular instant in time.v(t)=ds/dt
Average Velocity- is displacement over total time.
ReplyDeleteV=d/t
1) average velocity/speed is the path distance divided by time interval v=d/t.
ReplyDelete2) instantaneous velocity/speed is the speed at any instant.
3) acceleration is the rate at which an object's velocity changes with time; the change in velocity may be in magnitude (speed), or direction, or both.
1.)The average speed of an object is defined as the distance traveled divided by the time elapsed. Velocity is a vector quantity, and average velocity can be defined as the displacement divided by the time.
ReplyDeletev=d/t
2 The instantaneous speed is correspondingly defined as the magnitude of the instantaneous velocity.The instantaneous velocity of a body moving along any curved path is of course along a tangent and its magnitude is equal to the speed of travel
v=d/t
3.Instantaneous acceleration is the acceleration at any instant of time or at any given point.
v=(a)(t)
average velocity - displacement over total time. equation- V=d/t
ReplyDeleteinstantaneous velocity- as a limit of an average velocity as the time interval gets smaller and smaller.
acceleration- the change in velocity over time. equation- a=v/t
1) Average velocity/speed=path distance divided by interval V=d/t
ReplyDelete2) Instantaneous velocity/speed=speed at any time V=a x t
3) Acceleration=rate at which an object velocity changes with time
A=v x t
Average velocity/speed-path distance divided by interval V=D/t
ReplyDeleteInstantaneous speed-Speed at any time V=a x t
acceleration- Rate at which an objects velocity changes with time A=v x t
Average Velocity: is displacement over total time.
ReplyDeleteAverage Speed: The average rate of movement.
These are the equations for the average speed and velocity:
Average Speed= Distance Traveled/time of travel
average velocity= (x) positon/time which is equal to displacement/time
Instantaneous Velocity Speed: velocity at a particular instant of time.
Instantaneous Velocity Speed= v(i)= lim/t-->0x/t
Acceleration: is the rate of change of velocity as a function of time.
Acceleration= a=v/t