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Linear
Where the dependent variable (output) and the independent variable (input) are made into a line

Regression
Bringing in, reduce
Kinematics
-Motion (like kinetic)
-Analyzing motion

Linear regression
For the line of best fit, the coordinates use regression to bring in the points to a linear shape o that the line of best fit can go through all points
X variable, axis
Manipulated variable or independent variable
Y variable/axis
Responding variable, dependent variable

Trend line
Follows the trend of the data
To convert m/s to km/h you..
Multiply by 3
To convert km/h to m/s you..
Divide by 3
In the formula: K = T2/r3
What are each of the variables?
K = kepler’s constant (Days2/Au3)
T = period (days)
r = radius (Au)
Uniform motion
Object that is moving in a straight line at a constant speed
Why is uniform motion difficult?
-Difficult in the real world, hard to achieve
Non uniform motion
Object that is getting faster or slower OR/AND does not move in a STRAIGHT LINE (moving in circle or curve)

Scalar
Number with magnitude only (Big num or small num)
Vector
Numbers with magnitude and direction
-Has arrows on the variable)

Distance
d
Measured in meters (m)
scalar
speed
v
Measured in meters per second (m/s)
scalar
Time
t
Measured in seconds (s)
scalar
Mass
m
Measured in kilograms (kg)
scalar
Energy
-E or W
Measured in joules (J)
scalar
Work
-E or W
Measured in joules (J)
scalar
Power
Measured in watts (W)
scalar
Displacement
Measured in meters (m)
Vector
Velocity
Measured in meters per second (m/s)
Vector
Force
Measured in newtons (N)
Vector
-F
Acceleration
Measured in meters per second squared (m/s2)
Vector
Direction notation for north
-90 degrees
-up
-positive
Direction notation for west
-180 degrees
-negative
-backwards
-left
Direction notation for south
-270 degrees
-down
-negative
Direction notation for east
360 or 0 degrees
-right
-positive
-forwards
Distance
how far a object travels (m)
how much is 1km in meters
1000m
Displacement
The relative change in position of an object from the beginning to the end (m)