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Chapter : One Dimensional Motion Graphical Interpretation of Instantaneous and Average Acceleration Explain what happens in each of these graphs. Make sure to record the change in displacement, change in velocity, and acceleration for each time interval.. 8 7 Velocity vs Time 7, 7 8, 7,,,, 9,.,,,, 7 8 9 Solve for the missing blocks: Time to seconds to seconds to 7 seconds 7 to 8 seconds 8- seconds Velocity - m/s - m/s -7 m/s 7 m/s 7- m/s Average Acceleration m/s m/s m/s m/s -. m/s. Velocity vs Time 7,,,,,, 7,, 8, 9,, 7 8 9 Solve for the missing blocks: Time to seconds to seconds to seconds to 7 seconds 7-8 seconds Velocity - m/s - m/s - m/s - m/s - m/s Page of 9

Chapter : One Dimensional Motion. Average Acceleration m/s m/s - m/s m/s - m/s Amount Displaced m m. m m.m During Time Interval Velocity vs Time 9,, 8, 7,,, -, -, - -, -, -, - - 7 8 9 - - What is the total displacement of the object?. m Where is the greatest Acceleration? -9 sec Where is the acceleration zero? - sec 9- sec What is the average acceleration between and 7 seconds? / m/s What is the instantaneous acceleration at 8 seconds? m/s., Velcocity vs Time,,,,, 7, - 8, - 9, -, - 7 8 9 - - -, - - - Sketch the displacement graph Sketch the acceleration graph. Page of 9

Displacement (m) Acceleration m/s/s Displacement (m) Acceleration m/s/s Chapter : One Dimensional Motion Displacement vs Time Acceleration vs time - - - - time (s). Velocity vs Time, 9,, 8,, 7,,,,,, 7 8 9 Sketch the displacement graph Sketch the acceleration graph. Displacement vs Time Acceleration vs time.. -. - -. time (s). Page of 9

Displacement (m) Acceleration (m/s ) Acceleration (m/s ) Chapter : One Dimensional Motion -, -, -, - Acceleration vs Time,, 7,,,,, 7, 7 8 9 - - Solve for the missing blocks: Time to seconds to seconds to 7 seconds to 7 seconds Acceleration - Final Velocity - - 7. Acceleration vs Time,,,,, 8,,, 8, 7 8 9 Sketch the velocity graph Sketch the displacement graph. Displacement vs Time velocity vs time - 8-8 time (s) Page of 9

Acceleration (m/s ) Chapter : One Dimensional Motion 8. Acceleration vs Time,,,,,,,,,, 7, 7 8 9 Sketch the velocity graph Page of 9

Displacement (m) Chapter : One Dimensional Motion 8 velocity vs time time (s) 8 Sketch the displacement graph. Displacement vs Time 7 8 Page of 9

9. copy of it d 8 7 9 8 7 Veolcity vs Time 7 8 9 Chapter : One Dimensional Motion What is the approximate displacement for this object? 8 m What is the instantaneous acceleration at t=? m/s What is the instantaneous acceleration at t=.? 9 m/s Draw a rough sketch of the acceleration vs time graph that goes with this? a t What would the displacement vs time graph look like? Sketch a rough. t. Page 7 of 9

Chapter : One Dimensional Motion 8 7 9 8 7 Acceleration vs Time 7 8 9 What is the approximate final velocity for this object? m/s What is the instantaneous acceleration at t=? 8 m/s What is the instantaneous acceleration at t=? m/s Draw a rough sketch of the velocity vs time graph that goes with this? Same as 9 What would the displacement vs time graph look like? Sketch a rough copy of it. Same as 9. What is the difference between instantaneous velocity and average velocity? Instantaneous is the exact velocity right now while average is the velocity over time.. What speed does the speedometer of a car read, instantaneous or average? Instantaneous. Distinguish between speed and velocity. Speed is the magnitude of the distance over the time. Velocity is the magnitude and direction of the change in displacement over time.. Why does the unit of time enter twice in the unit of acceleration? It is the rate of change of velocity.. Define displacement. Give an example. The change in position of an object from its initial position to its final position. Page 8 of 9

Chapter : One Dimensional Motion. Distinguish velocity and acceleration. Velocity is how fast you are going while acceleration is how fast you are getting faster. 7. Is a fine for speeding based on one s average speed or instantaneous speed? Instantaneous speed. Page 9 of 9