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Calculating average speed
Average speed = distance travelled/time taken
A distance-time graphs represents?
Horizontal straight line - stationary
Sloping straight line - constant velocity (velocity = gradient)
Curved line - acceleration/deceleration (instantaneous velocity = gradient of tangent)
Vectors & Scalars
Vectors - Both direction and magnitude
Scalars - Only magnitude, no direction
A velocity-time graph represents?
V = 0 - stationary
Horizontal straight line - constant velocity
Sloping straight line - constant acceleration/deceleration (acceleration = gradient)
Curved line - Non uniform acceleration (instantaneous acceleration = gradient of tangent)
Area under graph - distance (counting squares or mathematically finding area)
Acceleration
Rate of change of velocity
Acceleration = change in velocity/change in time
SUVAT
Know how to do SUVAT calculations
Know what happens in free fall
Stopping distances
Stopping distance = thinking distance + braking distance
Thinking distance = speed x reaction time
Braking distance at 30mph (13.4m/s) is 14m
Electromagnet trapdoor experiment
Know it
Projectile motion
V and H are separate
Know how to do calculations