Reviewing One Dimensional Motion with the Table of Friends

The video tutorial introduces the concept of 'friends' in physics, which are dimensions and units used in equations. The class reviews key concepts such as velocity, speed, displacement, and relative error. Detailed explanations are provided for each concept, including their symbols, units, and equations. The discussion also touches on vectors and the importance of remembering changes in time. The session concludes with a summary of the 'table of friends' and a reminder to keep track of these concepts as they are fundamental to understanding physics.

What is the purpose of the 'table of friends' introduced in the class?

• To list all the students in the class

• To record the class schedule

• To organize and track different physics concepts

• To keep track of students' attendance

Which of the following is the correct symbol for relative error?

• E

• e

• E_r

• e_r

What is the correct equation for displacement?

• Displacement = Speed x Time

• Displacement = Velocity x Time

• Displacement = Position final - Position initial

• Displacement = Distance final - Distance initial

Why is the lowercase 's' not used for speed in the table of friends?

• It is reserved for seconds

• It is not a standard symbol

• It stands for arc length

• It is used for scalar quantities

What is the correct equation for velocity?

• Velocity = Distance / Time

• Velocity = Displacement / Time

• Velocity = Displacement / Change in Time

• Velocity = Speed x Time

What will be added to the table of friends once vectors are introduced?

• Vector symbols

• Direction symbols

• Scalar symbols

• Magnitude symbols

What is the significance of the 'table of friends' in future classes?

• It will be discarded after this class

• It will be replaced with a new table

• It will be expanded with more concepts

• It will be used for grading