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Jerk in Physics

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Match the following symbols with their corresponding physical quantities in the context of jerk:

j = Jerk a = Acceleration v = Velocity r = Position

Match the following units with their corresponding physical quantities in the context of jerk:

m/s$^3$ = Jerk m/s$^2$ = Acceleration m/s = Velocity m = Position

Match the following derivatives with their corresponding physical quantities in the context of jerk:

First time derivative of acceleration = Jerk Second time derivative of velocity = Jerk Third time derivative of position = Jerk First time derivative of velocity = Acceleration

Match the order of derivatives with the corresponding physical quantity:

<p>Third-order derivative = Jerk Second-order derivative = Acceleration First-order derivative = Velocity Zero-order derivative = Position</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the terms with their descriptions in the context of jerk:

<p>Jerk = Rate of change of acceleration over time Hyperjerk systems = Systems involving fourth-order derivatives or higher Jerk equations = Third-order differential equations g$_0$/s = Standard gravities per second</p> Signup and view all the answers