Motion

How would a crash look from different points of view and how would you describe its location, orientation, and position?

Without knowing certain information, you cannot tell if an object is in motion. One must have a reference point and a direction to be able to describe the motion of something.

How would you demonstrate how far or how fast someone travels in a certain amount of time? Can you make predictions about a crash?

On a distance vs. time graph, the slope of the line will give the speed of the object.

The Truck vs. Bollard

What will happen when the truck comes into contact with the pole?

Starters

Why does the cat look bigger than the mountain?

What Observations can we make about the skateboard? How does the position of the camera create a unique visual experience?

Notes

Notes

Frame of Reference Slides

Articles

Motion Article

Labs

Lab: How do you measure speed?

If you are absent, use the videos below to help you complete the lab.

really slow ball.MOV

Slow Rolling Ball

FAST BALL ROLL.MOV

Medium Rolling Ball

REGULAR BALL ROLL.MOV

Fast Rolling Ball

Lab: Motion and Graphing of Data

If you are absent, use the videos and data below to help you complete the lab.

FAST BALL ROLL.MOV

Constart Car Lab-Test1.MOV

Constart Car Lab-Test2 with MASS.MOV

Lab: Acceleration Using an Accelerometer

If you are absent, use the videos and measurements below to help you complete the lab

Accelerometer - Not Moving.mov

Accel - Speeding Up.mov

Accel - Constant Speed.mov

Accel - Slowing Down.mov

Accel - Turning Left.mov

Simulations and Gifs

Frame of Reference on a train

Both Frame of References

Tossing a Ball from the skater's view

Tossing a ball while another is watching.

Videos

Study Resources

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Then click on the Quizizz image to the left.

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