Science Quiz Study Guide: Definitions, Formulas, and Acceleration
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This science study guide focuses on fundamental concepts of motion, including velocity, acceleration, displacement. It includes vital formulas, such as calculating speed, distance and time. The document includes examples and notes, offering a structured approach to understanding motion and its related concepts.
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**Science Quiz Study Guide** **Definitions:** **Displacement**: the change in position of an object including both how far (magnitude) and which direction. **Position**: The Location in space of an object relative to a fixed reference point. **Reference Point:** The object or point point from wh...
**Science Quiz Study Guide** **Definitions:** **Displacement**: the change in position of an object including both how far (magnitude) and which direction. **Position**: The Location in space of an object relative to a fixed reference point. **Reference Point:** The object or point point from which movement is determined (If movement is constant it is impossible to determine whether one thing or another is moving.) **Frame of Reference**: Group of reference points. **Motion**: A change in position relative to a frame of reference. **Constant Speed**: When the speed of an object stays the same. **Velocity:** Speed in a given direction. (Velocity in the same direction combines) Velocity in different directions counteracts) **Acceleration:** The rate of change in velocity. **Displacement**: the change in position of an object including both how far (magnitude) and which direction. **Position**: The Location in space of an object relative to a fixed reference point. **Deceleration:** Decrease in Velocity. **Formulas:** **S=d/t → Speed = Distance/Time** **D=st → Distance=Speed x Time** **T=d/s → Time = Distance/ Speed** **a=fv-iv/a → Acceleration = Final Velocity- initial velocity/Time** **T= fv-iv/a → Time = Final velocity- Initial Velocity/ acceleration** **Fv=iv + (a x t) → Final Velocity = Initial velocity + (acceleration x time)** **Extra Notes:** Acceleration on a graph is always curved. ALWAYS USE METERS PER SECOND Galileo Galilei