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Describing Motion kinematics §2.1–2.2. The Tortoise and the Hare Told in words, formulas, and graphs.

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1 Describing Motion kinematics §2.1–2.2

2 The Tortoise and the Hare Told in words, formulas, and graphs

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4 Group Work Describe the Tortoise-and-hare race using a position-time graph.

5 Tortoise and hare race start distance time finish hare tortoise t1t1 t3t3 hare restshare finishes t2t2 tortoise finishes

6 CPS Question Who was fastest? A.The tortoise. B.The hare. C.They had the same speed. D.What do you mean by faster?

7 Speed average speed = xx tt over entire interval Rate of changing position

8 CPS Question Who had the fastest average speed? A.The tortoise. B.The hare. C.Their average speeds were the same. D.Over what time interval?

9 Speed Units distance time = m/s

10 Example Problem You are working for the summer on the Wyoming Search and Rescue Squad when you get a call of a downed aircraft. The plane took off from Cheyenne at 12:15, flew north 100 miles and then 80 miles in a direction 30° north of west, where it vanished from radar at 1:05. What was the average speed of the plane?

11 Speed as Slope Speed =  distance  time distance time = slope of graph!  d d  t t

12 Instantaneous speed finite  t Young and Freedman, Figure 2.7 smaller  t lim t0t0

13 Speed xx tt at one instantinstantaneous speed = lim tt 0 = dx/dt

14 CPS Question Who had the fastest maximum instantaneous speed? A.The tortoise. B.The hare. C.Their instantaneous speeds were the same.

15 Illustrating Motion Young and Freedman, Fig. 2.8 x-t plotmotion diagram Can we make a motion diagram of this race?

16 Group Work Describe the Tortoise-and-hare race using a velocity-time graph.

17 Constant-Velocity Motion v =  x/  t = constant throughout process  x = v  t x f = x i +  x = x i + v  t Can also use this with average v

18 Speeds and Areas speed time t1t1 t2t2 t3t3 hare tortoise area= v  t =   distance) t0t0 t4t4


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