1D Motion Review #3
Quiz by Justin Tisdale
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- Q1quantity that includes magnitude and directionvector30sEditDelete
- Q2quantity that includes magnitude onlyscalar30sEditDelete
- Q3shortest distance between two points (straight line)displacement30sEditDelete
- Q4distance divided by timespeed30sEditDelete
- Q5displacement divided by timevelocity30sEditDelete
- Q6change in velocity divided by timeacceleration30sEditDelete
- Q7system for specifying an object's locationframe of reference30sEditDelete
- Q8change in positionmotion30sEditDelete
- Q9SI unit for timeseconds30sEditDelete
- Q10SI unit for distancemeter30sEditDelete
- Q11slowing down in the positive direction or speeding up in the negative directionnegative acceleration30sEditDelete
- Q12speeding up in the positive direction or slowing down in the negative directionpositive acceleration30sEditDelete
- Q13at rest or moving at a constant velocityzero acceleration30sEditDelete
- Q14only way an object moving at a constant speed is acceleratingchange of direction30sEditDelete
- Q15the velocity of an object that travels and ends up back at its starting point0 m/s30sEditDelete
- Q16used to calculate magnitude of displacement of 90 degree movementpythagorean theorem30sEditDelete
- Q17object is moving at constant speed in a circleuniform circular motion30sEditDelete
- Q18the acceleration of an object moving in a circlecentripetal acceleration30sEditDelete
- Q19north (up) , east (right)positive directions30sEditDelete
- Q20object moving backwards (in - direction)negative slope on a distance vs. time graph30sEditDelete