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Page 1: How is Motion  Described and Measured?

How is Motion Described and Measured?

Page 2: How is Motion  Described and Measured?

Where is the roller skate?

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There are many ways to describe an objects position or location.

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Forward and Backward

There are many kinds of motion.

Up and Down

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Slow

There are many kinds of motion.

Fast

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Straight path

There are many kinds of motion.

Curved path

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How can you tell the car has moved?

Frame of Reference

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how the position of an object changes during a certain amount of time

speed

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Distance-the change in an object’s position

To find an object’s speed, you need to measure two things.

Time-how long it takes the object to move through the distance.

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Speed is the distance traveled divided by the amount of time it took to get there.

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You may have seen a radar gun used to measure speed at a baseball game.

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Luge, downhill skiing, and bobsledding are among the fastest sports that do not use motorized vehicles.

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What is the difference between instantaneous, peak, and average speeds?

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Pictures don’t move, but how do we know the objects in them were moving?


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