3a. SVA and Motion Graphs Review

Identify the examples as Speed, Velocity, or Acceleration

Groups:

(a) Speed

,

(b) Velocity

,

(c) Acceleration

• 56 m/s

• 1000 m/s

• 24 m/s/s

• 12 m/s²

• 14 m/s South

• 45 m/s Right

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Compare speed and velocity.

• Velocity indicates only the direction of travel, but not the distance and time.

• Speed includes the direction of travel whereas velocity does not.

• Both velocity and speed indicate time and distance, but speed includes the direction as well.

• Both velocity and speed indicate time and distance, but velocity includes direction of travel as well.

How do you find the speed of an object?

• distance divided by time

• time divided by distance

• distance times time

• time times distance

Describe the motion at each point.

a

b

c

d

Positive Acceleration

Faster Negative Acceleration

Constant Speed

Slower Negative Acceleration

Answer explanation

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Categorize the statements that describe acceleration as YES or NO.

Groups:

(a) Yes

,

(b) No

• Sitting under a tree, reading your book.

• A dog running at constant speed

• A golf ball rolling to a stop

• Driving your car around a corner

• A person skiing down a hill

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An object is in ____________ when its distance from another object is changing.

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Speed in a given direction is called ________________.

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The slant of a line on a graph is called its _______________.

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The motion graph above graphs the motion of a jogger on a run one day. How far did the jogger run in 15 minutes? (be sure to include the label, and do not put a comma)

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The motion graph above also shows the motion of a jogger on a run one day. The middle segment is horizontal.  What does that tell you about the jogger’s progress between minute 6 and minute 8?

• The jogger stayed at a constant speed.

• The jogger accelerated.

• The jogger came to a stop.

• The jogger went back home.

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