
Acceleration, Velocity, Speed
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Diana Bowman
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Acceleration, Velocity, Speed
Lesson #2 taking velocity and speed and adding acceleration to our understanding.... PHYSICS IS GETTING PHUN!!!
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Multiple Choice
Speed is a measure of
distance covered in an amount of time
distance divided by time
both of the other choices are correct
none of the choices are correct....speed is a vector
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Multiple Choice
The velocity of a car heading 100 miles west in a time of two hours will be
50 miles/ hour West
50 miles/ hour
0.5 miles/ hour
0.5 meters/ second West
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ACCELERATION
Acceleration is a vector quantity that is defined as the rate at which an object changes its velocity. An object is accelerating if it is changing its velocity.
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EXAMPLES OF ACCELERATION
Acceleration could mean speeding up....that is the obvious one of course.
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EXAMPLES OF ACCELERATION CONTINUED
Acceleration can also mean to SLOW DOWN! Yes....acceleration actually means any change in speed even if that means slowing down.
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HERE IS THE WEIRDEST THING ABOUT ACCELERATION....
Acceleration not only means a change in speed (either speed up or slow down) it also means a change in DIRECTION.....Yes, when you go around a curve or turn one way or another even if you do it slowly you are considered accelerating!!!
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Multiple Choice
A car is safely speeding up from 10 miles per hour to 50 miles per hour. what is the car doing?
accelerating
speeding
stopping
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Multiple Choice
A car is slowing down from 50 miles per hour to 20 miles per hour...what is the car doing?
accelerating
accelerating
accelerating
Yes....the correct answer is accelerating! Pick this one!
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Multiple Choice
A car comes to a curve in the road and proceeds to safely follow the curve and keep on going...what did the car do in the curve even though it never changed its speed?
the car accelerated by simply changing direction and keeping its speed the same
the car simply turned...it has nothing to do with acceleration
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Multiple Choice
According to the video you just watched, What is the units for acceleration?
M / s2
Meters per second squared
meters per second per second
all of these are correct
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Multiple Choice
If a car goes from zero to 50 meters/ second in 30 seconds, what is its acceleration?
1.7 meters / second squared
0.6 meters / second squared
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Multiple Choice
If a car goes from 10 meters a second to 50 meters a second in 6 seconds, what is its acceleration? (remember to subtract the final speed from the initial speed to get your actual speed)
6.7 meters per second squared
0.15 meters per second squared
6.7 miles per hour
0.15 miles per hour
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Multiple Choice
What does initial velocity and mean?
Initial velocity is the starting value of an objects velocity before something happens to change it
Initial velocity is the speed when something changes
initial means the letters of my name
initial is the last velocity something has
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Multiple Choice
A bicycle and rider are rolling along at a velocity of 15 meters per second and crash into a brick wall reducing their velocity to zero meters per second in 0.5 seconds. What was their negative acceleration in this instance?
0 s m − 15 sm ÷0.5 s =-30 meters / second squared
30 meters/ second squared
15 meters/ second squared
-15 meters/ second squared
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Multiple Choice
If an object is speeding up what is the value of the acceleration?
positive acceleration means speeding up
positive acceleration means slowing down
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Multiple Choice
If an object is slowing down what is the value of acceleration?
slowing down will give us a negative acceleration value
slowing down will give us a positive acceleration value
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examples of acceleration review
speeding up is considered a positive acceleration
slowing down is considered a negative acceleration
changing direction could be either a negative or positive acceleration depending on the change that takes place
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Calculating acceleration
Δ is a symbol that means a change in something...so when you see that symbol of the triangle you know you will be subtracting the initial velocity from the final velocity
a is the letter that means acceleration
t is the letter that means time
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Multiple Choice
What is the acceleration of this system?
9 s2m
5 s2m
Acceleration, Velocity, Speed
Lesson #2 taking velocity and speed and adding acceleration to our understanding.... PHYSICS IS GETTING PHUN!!!
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