Introduction to Motion

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Introduction to Motion SPH3U – Physics 11 Introduction to Motion Lesson 1

How do we define Quantities of motion? There are two types of quantities that we use when we talk about motion. Vector Quantity – has a magnitude and a direction Example: Scalar Quantity – has only a magnitude

What are the different types of motion? There are two types of motion we will study: Uniform Motion motion in a straight line at a constant speed Non-Uniform Motion motion with a change in speed and/or direction

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Average Speed vs. Instantaneous Speed The total distance travelled divided by the total time. Instantaneous Speed The speed at a particular point in time.

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References: Physics 11, Nelson, Section 1.1