GRAPHS  INTERPRET  MEASURE SLOPE  -INSATATANEOUS AND AVERAGE  MEASURE AREA.

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GRAPHS  INTERPRET  MEASURE SLOPE  -INSATATANEOUS AND AVERAGE  MEASURE AREA

D-T

V-T

CONVERTING GRAPHS

UNIFORM MOTION  CONSTANT VELOCITY  ONLY ONE VALID EQUATION  V= d/t

Uniform Acceleration  The big five

Projectile -Vertical Accelerating -Horizontal constant

Dynamics-forces  A push or a pull  Forces have direction  Add as vectors  Use positives and negatives and pythagorus if needed

Newtons laws