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Uniform Accelerated Motion

The document explains the concepts of uniform motion and uniformly accelerated motion, highlighting their differences and providing definitions for key terms such as distance, displacement, speed, velocity, and acceleration. It outlines the characteristics of uniformly accelerated motion, including horizontal and vertical dimensions, and presents problem-solving scenarios related to these concepts. Additionally, it includes questions to reinforce understanding of the material.

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Uniform Accelerated Motion

The document explains the concepts of uniform motion and uniformly accelerated motion, highlighting their differences and providing definitions for key terms such as distance, displacement, speed, velocity, and acceleration. It outlines the characteristics of uniformly accelerated motion, including horizontal and vertical dimensions, and presents problem-solving scenarios related to these concepts. Additionally, it includes questions to reinforce understanding of the material.

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UNIFORM ACCELERATED

MOTION
OBJECTIVES:

differentiate
uniform motion and
uniformly accelerated motion.
Solve problems related to uniform
motion and uniformly accelerated
motion
ACTIVITY NO. 1
WORD
ASSOCIATION
Direction: Think of word/s or situation that can
be associated from the words below.
DISTANCE
The actual length
covered by an
object.
It is scalar quantity
meaning it only has
a numerical value.
DISPLACEMENT
The straight line or short
cut from the initial
position to the final
position with direction.
It is a vector quantity
which means it both has
a numerical value and
direction.
SPEED
Speed is how fast
you are travelling.
Example: riding a
car with a speed of
20 m/s.
VELOCITY
Speed In a given
direction.
Example: riding a
car with a speed of
20 m/s going
north.
ACCELERATION
 Thechange in velocity
over time.
 Means,that there is a
change or variation of
distance at a given
time.
 Example: the car’s
accelerating at 20 m/2s
Assume that you are riding a vehicle and
observe the speedometer readings below.

ELAPSED TIME SPEEDOMETER


READING
After 1 minute 10 m/s
After 2 minutes 20 m/s
After 3 minutes 30 m/s
Uniformly Accelerated Motion

Ismotion of an object where


the acceleration is constant.
2 TYPES OF UAM

1. Horizontal Dimension
 X- axis
 Motion straight in the ground
2. Vertical Dimension
 Y-axis
 Also called free fall
 Motion upward and downward
COUNTDOWN

5 Variables
4 Formulas
3 able to find 3 variables
2 you can obtain 2 remaining variables
1 happy physics student
5 VARIABLES
VARIABLES UNIT
A= accelearation m/s2
Vi = Initial Velocity m/s2
Vf = Final velocity m/s
T = time s
D= m
distance/displacement
HORIZONTAL
DIMENSION
Problem Solving
VERTICAL DIMENSION
OR FREE FALL
If you throw an object upward
what will happen next?
Everything that goes up or
thrown upward always falls at a
constant acceleration which has
a constant magnitude of 9.8 m /
s2
VERTICAL DIMENSION
OR FREE FALL
Problem Solving
• Sam is playing a ball on
top of a building but the
ball fell and hit the ground
after 2.6 s.
- What is the final velocity
of the ball just before it
hits the ground?
- How high is the building?
Raindrops fall from a
height of 2000 meters
above the ground. How
fast are they moving right
before the hit the ground?
QUESTIONS:

1.What is the rate of change of velocity called?


2.How will you describe uniformly accelerated
motion?
3.What is the dimension with respect to the x-axis
plane? In the y – axis plane?
4.Whatare the two directions involved in Vertical
dimension or free fall?
5.Whatis the constant initial velocity of an object
moving upward? Downward?

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