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Students will be able to contrast velocity and speed.
Goal 1 Students will solve for speed in the equation speed = distance/time using correct units. Students will be able to contrast velocity and speed.
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Goal 1 Part 1
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Goal 1 Part 2 Always has direction.
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How do you know if you are moving?
Motion is relative. Motion is defined as an object that is changing it's distance from another object.
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What is a reference point?
A place or object used for comparison to determine if something is in motion. An object is in motion if it changes position relative to a reference point.
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Measuring Distance SI unit for measurement: Distance = Meters Time = Seconds Speed = Meters/Second
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Goal 1 Part 1
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Speed Calculation
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Based on the video: Distance was 100m, Time: Started sliding at 8s, landed at 14seconds = 6 seconds What is his speed?
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Using the Formula Speed = Distance / time Speed = 100m / 6 s =
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Answer 16.6 Label your answer!
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How to Label Meters / Seconds = m/s Also known as Meters per second
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A harder question still
Calculate the Distance the boy travels if his speed is 2 meters per second and in 3 seconds.
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A harder question still
Calculate the Distance the boy travels if his speed is 2 meters per second and in 3 seconds. Formula is Speed times Time
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Answer 2 meters/second times 3 seconds 2 x 3 = 6 What to label it?
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Calculate the Distance the boy travels if his speed is 2 meters per second and in 3 seconds.
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Average vs. Instantaneous
Average Speed. Total distance divided by total time. Instantaneous speed Rate at which an object is moving at a given instant in time.
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What is Velocity? When you know both speed and direction of an object's motion you know the VELOCITY of the object. Ex: 25 km/h Eastward Important applications: Air traffic controllers, Airplane pilots
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Graphing motion You can show the motion of an object on a line graph in which you plot distance versus time. Y axis = distance (position) X axis = time At any point in time you can note the distance and time an object has traveled. SLOPE = steepness of line How fast one variable changes in realtionship to another.
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Slope Slope = rise / run Same as distance / time
Different slopes show changes in speed.
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Goal 1 Students will solve for speed in the equation speed = distance/time using correct units. Students will be able to contrast velocity and speed.
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Speed and Velocity
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