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2.2 Position vs. Time Graphs AP PHYSICS September 13, 2018 Position vs. Time Graphs 2.2 I can interpret, analyze, and create position vs. time graphs for objects moving with constant velocity. STANDARDS 2.2 Chapter In Review Distance = Total Length of Travel Displacement = Change in position = x = x f - x o MOTION DIAGRAMS NUMERICAL EXAMPLE Positiontime information are shown in the data table. Assume that the motion is uniform and fill in the blanks of the table. NUMERICAL EXAMPLE Positiontime information are shown in the data table. Assume that the motion is uniform and fill in the blanks of the table. 25 37.5 50 62.5 Position vs. Time 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 1 2 3 4 Time (s) Position (m)

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2.2 Position vs. Time Graphs

AP PHYSICS

September 13, 2018

Position vs. Time Graphs2.2

I can interpret, analyze, and create position vs. time graphs for objects moving with constant velocity.

STANDARDS

2.2

Chapter In Review

Distance = Total Length of Travel

Displacement = Change in position = x = xf - xo

MOTION DIAGRAMS NUMERICAL EXAMPLE

Position­time information are shown in the data table.  Assume that the motion is uniform and fill in the blanks of the table.

NUMERICAL EXAMPLE

Position­time information are shown in the data table.  Assume that the motion is uniform and fill in the blanks of the table.

2537.55062.5

Position vs. Time

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80

1 2 3 4Time (s)

Positio

n (m

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2.2 Position vs. Time Graphs

AP PHYSICS

September 13, 2018

Position vs. TimeJuanita and Heather both decide to go for walks. Their motions are represented by the position-time graphs to the right.

Tell the story of their walks.

Position vs. TimeHow long had Juanita been walking when Heather started her walk?

Will Heather catch up to Juanita? How can you tell?

Position vs. Time Speed and Velocity2.3

I can interpret and analyze the motion of an object moving with constant velocity.

2.1

I can interpret, analyze, and create velocity vs. time graphs for objects moving with constant velocity.

2.3

Galileo Galilei

"Slow"or

"Fast"

SPEED

Speed =time

distance

Speed is defined as the distance an object travels per unit time.

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2.2 Position vs. Time Graphs

AP PHYSICS

September 13, 2018

INSTANTANEOUS SPEED

The speed at any instant is the instantaneous speed.

INSTANTANEOUS SPEED

AVERAGE SPEED

Average speed is the total distance covered divided by the time it took to travel that distance.

AVERAGE SPEED

Averagespeed

total distancetime interval

=

AVERAGE SPEEDUsain Bolt set the world record in the 200-m dash at the 2009 World Championships in Berlin. His official time for 200-m was 19.19 seconds. What is Bolt's average speed in mph?

VELOCITYVelocity is defined as displacement per time.Averagevelocity

displacementtime interval

=

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2.2 Position vs. Time Graphs

AP PHYSICS

September 13, 2018

AVERAGE VELOCITY

vav = ΔxΔt

xf - xi

tf - ti

=

PRACTICEUNIT 2 PROBLEMS

(10-14 & 5-9)