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3. Objective: I can draw a position vs time graph, and use it to find an object’s velocity. Bellringer Question: Orin starts at position = 0. He walks 20 m away from his origin, then 10 m back towards it, then stops. Sketch a position vs. time graph for Orin. Your 5 minutes starts now!

4. 4 minutes left and counting… Objective: I can draw a position vs time graph, and use it to find an object’s velocity. Bellringer Question: Orin starts at position = 0. He walks 20 m away from his origin, then 10 m back towards it, then stops. Sketch a position vs. time graph for Orin.

5. 3 minutes left and counting… Objective: I can draw a position vs time graph, and use it to find an object’s velocity. Bellringer Question: Orin starts at position = 0. He walks 20 m away from his origin, then 10 m back towards it, then stops. Sketch a position vs. time graph for Orin.

6. 2 minutes left and counting… Objective: I can draw a position vs time graph, and use it to find an object’s velocity. Bellringer Question: Orin starts at position = 0. He walks 20 m away from his origin, then 10 m back towards it, then stops. Sketch a position vs. time graph for Orin.

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11. Agenda 1.Bellringer (5 min) 2.Announcements (2 min) 3.Finish Graphing Classmates (10 min) 4.Quiz review (18 min) 5.Exit ticket (5 min) Homework: Study for QUIZ #1 on Friday

12. Time (s) Position (m)

13. Time (s) Position (m)

14. POSITION vs. TIME Shows where an object is At different times Slope of the line = velocity Finish graphing your classmates. 10 min.

15. Review SI Units: Length: Time: Volume: Mass:

16. Review SI Units: Length: meters Time: seconds Volume: liters Mass: kilograms

17. Review SI Units: Length: meters (m) Time: seconds (s) Volume: liters (L) Mass: kilograms (kg)

18. Review A scalar has ________ A vector has ________ and _________

19. Review A scalar has magnitude A vector has magnitude and direction

20. Review Distance? Displacement?

21. Review Distance: scalar. How much ground was covered. Displacement: vector. How far you are from where you started.

22. Example Travon is in an elevator. He rides it up 3 floors, then down two floors, then up 1 floor. What is his displacement?

23. Example Travon is in an elevator. He rides it up 3 floors, then down two floors, then up 1 floor. What is his displacement?

24. Example Travon is in an elevator. He rides it up 3 floors, then down two floors, then up 1 floor. What is his displacement? 1 2 3 4

25. Example Travon is in an elevator. He rides it up 3 floors, then down two floors, then up 1 floor. What is his displacement? 1 2 3 4 3 floors

26. Example Travon is in an elevator. He rides it up 3 floors, then down two floors, then up 1 floor. What is his distance traveled? 1 2 3 4

27. Example Travon is in an elevator. He rides it up 3 floors, then down two floors, then up 1 floor. What is his distance traveled? 1 2 3 4 6 floors

28. Velocity

29. Ratio of displacement to time VECTOR

30. Velocity A submarine goes down 100 m, then up 50 m.

31. Velocity A submarine goes down 100 m, then up 50 m. Displacement: Distance:

32. Velocity A submarine goes down 100 m, then up 50 m. Displacement: 50 m down Distance: 150 m

33. Velocity A submarine goes down 100 m, then up 50 m. The whole process takes 50 s. Velocity:

34. Velocity A submarine goes down 100 m, then up 50 m. The whole process takes 50 s. Velocity: 50 m down / 50 s =

35. Velocity A submarine goes down 100 m, then up 50 m. The whole process takes 50 s. Velocity: 50 m down / 50 s = 1 m/s down

36. Velocity SI units? v = d/t…

37. Velocity SI units: meters per second (m/s) v = d/t…