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average velocity equation
v = Δx/Δt
average speed
s = d/t
what is change in position
displacement = Δx
on a position vs time graph…
positive slope means going away from the origin
negative slope means going towards origin
straight line means constant velocity
horizontal line means no motion, velocity is 0
on a velocity vs time graph…
positive (above x-axis) means away from origin
negative (below x-axis) means towards origin
area under the curve gives the displacement
acceleration equation
a = Δv/Δt
vector quantity
has magnitude and direction (displacement, velocity, acceleration)
magnitude
how much
scalar quantity
has magnitude only (speed, distance travelled)
four equations to know
vf = at + vi
Δx = ½ a t² + vit
vf² = vi² + 2a(Δt)
v = (vi + vf ) / 2