Introduction to Uniformly Accelerated Motion with Examples of Objects in UAM

The video tutorial introduces uniformly accelerated motion (UAM), explaining that it involves constant acceleration. Various real-world examples are provided, acknowledging their imperfections. The tutorial covers four key UAM equations and identifies five variables involved. It emphasizes using base SI units for accuracy and explains how knowing three variables allows calculation of the remaining two. The session concludes with a recap and a promise to solve an exam problem in the next lecture.

What is uniformly accelerated motion (UAM)?

List some examples of objects that can experience uniformly accelerated motion.

What are the four equations that describe an object moving in uniformly accelerated motion?

Identify the five variables in the UAM equations.

Why is it suggested to use base SI dimensions (meters and seconds) when using UAM equations?

What happens if you know three out of the five UAM variables?

How many UAM variables are there?