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Motion

is a change in position of an object over time.

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TRANSLATIONAL MOTION

Occurs when all parts of an object move the same distance in the same direction.

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Displacement

m

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Velocity

m/s

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Acceleration

m/s²

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Rotational Motion

Occurs when an object spins or rotates around a fixed axis.

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Angular displacement

radians or degrees

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Angular velocity

rad/s

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Angular acceleration

rad/s²

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v=rw

Relationship Between Linear and Angular Motion formula

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Linear speed

v

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radius

r

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angular speed

w

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velocity

how fast

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radius

how far

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angular speed

how fast it rotates or spins

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ERGONOMIC DESIGN

These designs are guided by principles of force distribution, torque balance, and motion mechanics to minimize strain on muscles and joints

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lever and gear mechanisms

Adjustable chairs, desks, and monitor stands use __to change height and orientation with ease.

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TECHNOLOGY AND ELECTRONICS

The cooling fans inside computers apply thermodynamics to manage heat transfer, preventing components from overheating

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Electromagnetic waves

enable data transfer across networks and wireless systems, allowing fast communication

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electrical energy into light energy

Meanwhile, LED and LCD displays convert __, illustrating the conversion of energy forms—a fundamental physics concept.

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SPORTS AND MOTION

Every kick, throw, jump, or swing demonstrates the fundamental laws of motion.

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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.

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gravitational potential

The car is pulled up a steep hill, building

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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.

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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.

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physics of sound waves

Sound systems in theaters, concerts, and headphones operate using the

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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.

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