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Motion
is a change in position of an object over time.
TRANSLATIONAL MOTION
Occurs when all parts of an object move the same distance in the same direction.
Displacement
m
Velocity
m/s
Acceleration
m/s²
Rotational Motion
Occurs when an object spins or rotates around a fixed axis.
Angular displacement
radians or degrees
Angular velocity
rad/s
Angular acceleration
rad/s²
v=rw
Relationship Between Linear and Angular Motion formula
Linear speed
v
radius
r
angular speed
w
velocity
how fast
radius
how far
angular speed
how fast it rotates or spins
ERGONOMIC DESIGN
These designs are guided by principles of force distribution, torque balance, and motion mechanics to minimize strain on muscles and joints
lever and gear mechanisms
Adjustable chairs, desks, and monitor stands use __to change height and orientation with ease.
TECHNOLOGY AND ELECTRONICS
The cooling fans inside computers apply thermodynamics to manage heat transfer, preventing components from overheating
Electromagnetic waves
enable data transfer across networks and wireless systems, allowing fast communication
electrical energy into light energy
Meanwhile, LED and LCD displays convert __, illustrating the conversion of energy forms—a fundamental physics concept.
SPORTS AND MOTION
Every kick, throw, jump, or swing demonstrates the fundamental laws of motion.
projectile motion
For instance, the curved path of a basketball shot illustrates ___, where the force of gravity continuously pulls the ball downward while it moves forward in an arc.
gravitational potential
The car is pulled up a steep hill, building
gravitational potential energy, kinetic energy
The car is pulled up a steep hill, building . As it descends, that stored energy converts into ___, propelling the car forward at high speed, all due to the interplay of acceleration, gravity, and inertia.
optics and light polarization
In 3D movies, each lens of the special glasses filters light waves differently, allowing each eye to see a slightly different image. The brain then merges these two perspectives, creating a sense of depth perception. This process, based on ___, mimics how human vision works naturally.
physics of sound waves
Sound systems in theaters, concerts, and headphones operate using the
light refraction, motion sensors and gyroscopes
VR headsets use ___ through lenses, along with_________, to detect every movement of the user’s head. As you turn or tilt your head, the display adjusts accordingly creating an illusion of being inside a 3D environment. This integration of optics, motion, and energy transfer allows VR users to explore virtual worlds as naturally as they would in real life.