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What does motion in one dimension refer to?
What does motion in one dimension refer to?
What is NOT a characteristic of one-dimensional motion?
What is NOT a characteristic of one-dimensional motion?
Which of the following is an example of one-dimensional motion?
Which of the following is an example of one-dimensional motion?
What can be inferred from a straight line on a one-dimensional motion graph?
What can be inferred from a straight line on a one-dimensional motion graph?
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What is the y-axis typically represent in a one-dimensional motion graph?
What is the y-axis typically represent in a one-dimensional motion graph?
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What does a graph of motion in one dimension represent?
What does a graph of motion in one dimension represent?
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Study Notes
Motion in One Dimension
- Motion in one dimension refers to an object moving along a straight line or back and forth in a single direction.
- It is characterized by motion along a single axis, such as the x-axis.
Characteristics of One-Dimensional Motion
- NOT a characteristic of one-dimensional motion is motion in multiple directions or changing direction.
Examples of One-Dimensional Motion
- An example of one-dimensional motion is an object moving along a straight track or a person walking along a straight line.
Interpreting One-Dimensional Motion Graphs
- A straight line on a one-dimensional motion graph indicates constant velocity.
- The y-axis typically represents velocity or position in a one-dimensional motion graph.
- A graph of motion in one dimension represents the relationship between position or velocity and time.
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Test your knowledge on motion in one dimension with this quiz! Learn what motion in one dimension refers to and identify its characteristics. Determine which example represents one-dimensional motion.
