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Speed
=
distance
/
time
(m/
s
)
Weight (N ) =
mass
(
Kg
) x
gravitational field strength
(
N
/
Kg
)
W=M x G
W
M G
Hooks law force (N)
Spring Constant
(NM-1) x
extension
(M)
F
=
K
x
E
F
K
E
Work done
(
J
) =
force
(
N
) x
distance
(
M
)
W=F
x
D
W
F D
GPE =
M
x
G
x
H
Average speed =
total distance
/
total time
E -Equation
R- Rearrange
I- Input values
C- calculate
W- with
U- units
velocity - the
speed
of an object in a given
direction
, measured in
metres per second
(m/s)
speed
gives you a
rate
of
movement
-
scalar
quantity
velocity gives you
speed
and
direction
Accelerating - the curve is a
positive
gradient
Constant speed - line is
straight
, traveling
upwards
decelerating
- curved, changing speed, curved gradient
stationary -
line
is
flat
Speed / velocity =
m/s
acceleration -
m/s squared
The straight gradient represents a
constant acceleration
or
deceleration
Acceleration =
change
in
speed
/
change
in
time
let u -
initial speed
let v -
final speed
change in speed =
final
speed -
initial
speed
Acceleration = (
y-u
)/t
to work out distance travelled -m
find
area of
rectangle
and
triangle
and
add
together
a vector is a
quantity
with
size
and
direction