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Kinematics
Branch of physics
Describes the motion of objects
Doesn’t focus on the forces that cause motion
Kinematic quantities
Distance
Displacement
Speed
Velocity
Time
Scalar
Quantity with only magnitude
No direction
Ex. 60 m/s
Scalar quantities
Speed
Distance
Time
Vector
Quantity with both magnitude and direction
Ex. 60 m/s east
Vector quantities
Displacement
Velocity
Acceleration
One Dimensional Motion
Moves along a straight line
Car moving down a straight road
Includes negative, 0, positive
Distance
Total length of the path traveled
Positive or zero
Scalar
meters
Displacement:
Change in position from starting point to ending point
Vector
Δx = xᶠ − xᵢ
meters
Speed
How quickly an object moves
speed = distance ÷ time
v = d/t
scalar
30 m/s
Average speed:
Average speed = total distance / total time
Velocity:
The rate an object changes its position in a specific direction
Vector (positive or negative)
Direction
Velocity = Displacement / Time
-30 m/s
Velocity formula:
v = d/t
Distance formula:
d = vt
Time formula
t = d/v