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Vectors and Scalars

Projectile Motion

Relative Motion

VectorOperations

Random

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What is a physical quantity that has both direction and

magnitude?

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A vector

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What is a quantity that can be completely specified by its

magnitude but with no direction?

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A scalar

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What is the answer found by adding two vectors?

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The Resultant

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What is the result of multiplying or dividing vectors?

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Vectors

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A car moves north 30 miles then puts it in reverse for 15 miles. What is its displacement from

start to finish?

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15 miles North

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What is and object that is launched or thrown into the air

that is subject to gravity?

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A projectile

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What is the path of a projectile?

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A parabola

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What slows down a projectile while in flight?

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Air resistance

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Once a projectile is fired horizontally, neglecting

resistance, what is its acceleration?

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0 m/s²

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The royal Gorge Bridge in Colorado rises 320m above the Arkansas river. Suppose you

kick a little rock horizontally off the bridge. The rock hits the

water such that the magnitude of its horizontal displacement is

50m. Find the speed at which the rock was kicked.

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6.2 m/s

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What do velocity measurements depend on?

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The frame of reference of the observer

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When a projectile is fired at and angle, what will its velocity be

when it hits the ground?

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The same as its initial velocity, but negative

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What is the range of a projectile?

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The horizontal distance it covers

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What is the amount of time a projectile is in flight called?

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Hang time

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A boat heading north crosses a wide river with a velocity of 20 km/h relative to the water. The

river has a uniform velocity of 10 km/h due east. Determine the

boat’s velocity with respect to an observer on shore.

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22.36 km/h @ 46 degrees east

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What is the Pythagorean theorem?

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A² + B² = C²

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What is the Sin equation?

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Opposite side over hypotenuse

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What is the Cos equation?

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Adjacent side over hypotenuse

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What is the Tan equation?

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Opposite side over adjacent

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A man moves 80 m horizontally, then travels 40 m at an angle of

30 degrees above the horizontal. What is its displacement from the

starting point?

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116.37 m

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What angle gives the greatest hang time?

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90 degrees

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What angle gives the greatest range?

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45 degrees

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What angle gives the greatest height?

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90 degrees

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How would an increase in mass effect the range of a projectile?

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It wouldn’t

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How would an increase in velocity effect the range?

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It would increase the range