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Section 1 Measuring Motion p. 316 Chapter 10 Motion Section 1 Measuring Motion p. 316

Compare the difference between speed and velocity Analyze speed graphs Objectives Compare the difference between speed and velocity Analyze speed graphs

Motion- the object’s change in position relative to a reference point I. Observing motion (it must have a reference point/stationary object) A. Direction and distance (the total path traveled) B. Displacement- change in position of an object 1. Must be a straight line (Usually shorter than distance) 2. Must include a direction

A. Speed is distance divided by time (when motion occurs) II. Speed and Velocity A. Speed is distance divided by time (when motion occurs) 1. SI unit is m/s 2. Constant speed is speed that does not change B. Speed can be determined by a distance-time graph Distance Time

C. Average Speed- distance/time D. Instantaneous speed- over a very small amount of time, what it is traveling at that point E. Velocity 1. Speed plus a direction 2. Resultant Velocity- a combination of velocities added together

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