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law
of
acceleration
- newton's second law of motion
the
law
of
acceleration
- produced by a net force directly proportional to the magnitude of the net force
acceleration
- change in velocity with time
vector
quantities
- has both magnitude and direction
scalar
quantities
- magnitude only, no direction
uniformly accelerated motion
- changes by an equal amount in every time period
velocity
- how position changes in time
gravity
- grabs objects towards its center
9.8m
/
s2
- acceleration due to gravity
trajectory
- arc or curved like motion path
parabola
- arc or curved like shape taken by a projectile
projectile
- object given initial velocity
range
- horizontal distance covered by a projectile
maximum height
- maximum vertical distance reached by projectile
momentum
- means mass in motion
p
=
mv
- formula for momentum
has
mass
and
in
motion
- what to consider in defining momentum
impulse
- change in momentum
I
=
trianglep
- solutionfor impulse
I
=Ft=mv - solution for impulse and momentum