Uniformly Accelerated Linear Motion: Model Development & Motion 1

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Physics 1: Sections 3.1 & 3.2

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What are the assumptions of the uniformly accelerated linear motion model?

Particle, 1D motion, constant acceleration

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What does uniformly accelerated linear motion mean?

Uniformly = constant

Accelerated = change in velocity

Linear = 1D

Motion = position is changing

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What is average acceleration?

The change in velocity divided by the elapsed time

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What is the average acceleration equation?

ax (uppercase bar) = Δvx / Δt

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What is the symbol and SI unit of average acceleration?

Ax (uppercase bar) and meter per second squared

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What is instantaneous acceleration?

The acceleration at an instant time

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What is the equation for instantaneous acceleration?

ax = limit Δvx / Δt

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What is the symbol and SI unit for instantaneous acceleration?

ax and meter per second squared

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Assume that a velocity vs. time graph is a straight line as shown. What is known about the instantaneous acceleration? Why?

Positive because the slope is positive

Constant because the slope is constant

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<p>Describe the change in (instantaneous) velocity.</p>

Describe the change in (instantaneous) velocity.

The velocity is always becoming more negative

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<p>Describe the change in (instantaneous) speed.</p>

Describe the change in (instantaneous) speed.

The speed is becoming smaller until 6.5 s when it is becoming larger

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<p>Describe the velocity and acceleration.</p>

Describe the velocity and acceleration.

Velocity is positive and constant

Acceleration is zero and constant

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What are the four equations of motion for constant acceleration?

Vx = V0x + axt

x= x0 + ½ (v0x + vx)t

x= x0 + v0xt + ½ axt²

vx² = v0x² + 2ax(x-x0)

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What are the units of instantaneous acceleration?

m/s²

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When we say "acceleration," which acceleration do we mean?

Instantaneous acceleration

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In a motion diagram, why would the acceleration be labeled in the middle instead of labeled twice?

The acceleration is constant

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Why is the velocity labeled twice when it is only labeled once (in the middle) in the uniform linear motion model?

The velocity is changing in the uniformly accelerated linear motion model

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How many independent equations of motion do we have for the uniformly accelerated linear motion model?

Independents: 2

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How many unknowns should we generally have for the uniformly accelerated linear motion model?

Unknowns: 2

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If the two unknowns in a uniformly accelerated linear motion problem are x and vx, what are the two best equations of motion to apply?

vx = v0x + axt

x = x0 + v0xt + ½ axt2