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Physics Motion Graph Notes

Scalar quantities have only a magnitude, while vector quantities have both a magnitude and direction. The document provides examples of calculating distance, displacement, speed, and acceleration. It also discusses units of measurement for distance and time, and how to perform unit conversions between meters, kilometers, and miles. Finally, the document explains how motion graphs can be used to find distance, time, and speed from the slope of the line, and discusses how a steeper line on a motion graph indicates a higher speed.

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Physics Motion Graph Notes

Scalar quantities have only a magnitude, while vector quantities have both a magnitude and direction. The document provides examples of calculating distance, displacement, speed, and acceleration. It also discusses units of measurement for distance and time, and how to perform unit conversions between meters, kilometers, and miles. Finally, the document explains how motion graphs can be used to find distance, time, and speed from the slope of the line, and discusses how a steeper line on a motion graph indicates a higher speed.

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Scalar & vector

Scalar : A quantity that has a magnitude ONLY

Vector : A quantity that has a magnitude AND a direction .

I distance Find the


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IB
,

g. distance 10m
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A displacement displacement
3<-2 I
-

-2m
-

d
speed calculation :
Dealing with units :

s t
Find the distance covered by a car
conversions ooo that 's driving at 75 km 1h for 17 minutes

m → km
← is
conversion
distance :
✗ 1000
D= sxt ☒ needed ! ! !!
o

min → h
Km mi =
75 km
✗ 17min ÷oo
← -n
:-O -62 70min 0 -28h
0.284

so → 75 ✗

#
time : s min h
D= 21 km
Foo Foo
.
da da da da

Motion Graph :

distance - time s s s s
t t t t
constant constant constant Accelerating
speed speed speed
forward backward

^
A
To find the distance on the y axis d B
• →

To find the time on the ✗ axis



find the line


Rise

To the speed → gradient of Run St

* A
steeper line means a greater gradient means a
greater speed .

for example A is steeper than B. Hence


Speed A > speed B
dem )
^ B

t§÷

4-
: speed in AB =

3- i
2- A !
-2
• - - .

1-
7

I 1 I 1 • I>
2 Mls
5 tls )
=
.

I 2 3 4
AREA OF :

Acceleration calculation :

bibb
h A =

a = = U : initial velocity ( mis )


t w A- =L ✗ W
V U final
V Velocity ( Mls ) L
-

V = at + U
at
a

A : acceleration ( mis ) in A=(a¥)h


b

U = -
at + V t : Terrie is )

Motion Graph :( V - t) * to find velocity → y axis

* to find time → ✗ axis


v n v n v n v n

* to find acceleration → gradient


using rise
run

S to find the distance covered area


S S g * →
below the graph
t t t t
Constant Accelerating Decelerating at rest * steeper time means greater acceleration .

speed
Vlmls) What is the distance covered Distance Vs Displacement in (V t ) graphs
- :

.

the first 4 ? let's calculated


is -

t
during seconds a
suppose we
l A2 -33m
A1 = 50M &
no
-

2×25
f f b✗h_
At

}
A1 : = = 25
gqst : find the total distance
µ -

2 2
I 1 A2 = At + A2 = 83m
to -

A1 A2 1
A2 l 50
5 -
: : ✗ We 25×2 =
qst : Find the total displacement
' > Al A2 = 17m
's off
' =
-

, I 's tis) so distance covered is 75m

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