Physics 12 - Key Points of the Lesson

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Physics 12 - Key Points of the Lesson Assigning positive and negative directions for all vector values Knowing the difference between average, instantaneous values on a graph Reading & analyzing position-time and velocity-time graphs Using kinematic formulas to solve problems involving uniform acceleration

negative acceleration positive positive positive

Physics 12 - Key Points of the Lesson Assigning positive and negative directions for all vector values Knowing the difference between average, instantaneous values on a graph Reading & analyzing position-time and velocity-time graphs Using kinematic formulas to solve problems involving uniform acceleration