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Which word of the week does this represent?

AP physics

In: How can we describe, measure and predict motion?

Objective To continue to build an understanding of motion vocabulary and equations. Success criteria: Measure each of the motion variables.

Word sort As a group, sort the kinematics words in an organized way. Be prepared to explain your organization to the group. How is it organized? Why did you organize it this way? What do the words mean?

Words:Definition: Displacement Velocity: Constant Average Instantaneous Acceleration Constant Average Instantaneous

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Velocity Displacement/time

Speed Distance/time

Average velocity: Total trip displacement total trip time

Constant velocity

Instantaneous velocity

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Acceleration Change in velocity per time Δ V/t

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Average acceleration

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Write up: For each quantity: Name of quantity: (this is the quantity measured) Procedure: (How did you measure this. A diagram is valuable) Calculations :(any needed to find that quantity.)

Synthesis Picture I ownI dont understand

Out: A policeman stops you for speeding. What quantity is he measuring?