Fizik form 4 chap 2
This document provides an overview of linear motion concepts including distance, displacement, speed, velocity, acceleration, and equations related to uniform velocity and uniform acceleration. Key points include: - Distance is a scalar quantity measuring the total length traveled, while displacement is a vector measuring the shortest distance from a reference point. - Speed is the rate of change of distance over time and velocity is the rate of change of displacement over time, with velocity being a vector quantity that includes direction. - Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity over time and measures how velocity changes. It is a vector quantity. - Equations are provided to calculate speed, velocity, and acceleration for objects experiencing uniform velocity or uniform acceleration based on measurements
Fizik form 4 chap 2
- 1. PHYSICS FORM 4 CHAPTER 2: LINEAR MOTION BY:NURUL AMIRAH BINTI ABDUL KARIM (MIE MING)
- 2. LINEAR MOTION Linear motion is the motion in 1 dimension (1-D) or the motion in a straight line.
- 3. DISTANCES • The distance traveled by an object is the total length that is traveled by that object. • Distance is a scalar quantity • The SI unit of distance is m (metre).
- 4. DISPLACEMENT Displacement of an object from a point of reference, O is the shortest distance of the object from point O in a specific direction • Displacement is a vector quantity. • The SI unit of displacement is m (metre)
- 5. DISTANCE VS DISPLACEMENT • Distance travelled = 200m • Displacement = 120 m, in the direction of Northeast
- 6. SPEED • Speed is the rate of change in distance. It is a measure of how fast the distancechange in a movement. • Speed is a scalar quantity • The SI unit of speed is m/s (metre per second)
- 7. SPEED
- 9. VELOCITY • Velocity is define as the rate of displacement change • It is the measure of how fast the displacement change of a moving object. • Velocity is a vector quantity • The unit of displacemnet is m/s (metre per second)
- 10. VELOCITY
- 12. Positive or Negative Sign of Velocity In velocity, the positive/negative sign indicates direction • You can take any direction as positive and the opposite as negative. • For a linear motion, normally we take the motion to the right as positive andhence the motion to the left as negative.
- 13. ACCELERATION • Acceleration is the rate of velocity change. • Acceleration is a vector quantity. It is a measure of how fast the velocity change. • Acceleration is a vector quantity. • The unit of acceleration is ms-2
- 15. ADDITIONAL NOTES • An object moves with a constant velocity if the magnitude and direction of the motion is always constant. • An object experiences changes in velocity if: ~ the magnitude of velocity changes ~the direction of the motion changes. An object that experiences changes in velocity is said to have acceleration. An object traveling with a constant acceleration, a, if the velocity changes at a constant rate.
- 17. HOW WE KNOW WHEN TO USE THE FORMULA?
- 18. • There are 3 types of motion: • motion with uniform velocity • motion with uniform acceleration • motion with changing acceleration • The 4 equations are used when the motion is uniform acceleration.Motion with changing acceleration is not in SPM Physics syllabus. It will be discussed in form 5 add math.
- 19. TICKER TIMER A ticker-timer consists of an electrical vibrator which vibrates 50 times per second. This enables it to make 50 dots per second on a ticker-tape being pulled through it. The time interval between two adjacent dots on the ticker-tape is called one tick. One tick is equal to 1/50 s or 0.02 s
- 20. The distance of the dots is equally distributed. •All lengths of tape in the chart are of equal length. •The object is moving at a uniform velocity. UNIFORM VELOCITY
- 21. UNIFORM ACCELERATION The distance between the dots increases uniformly. •The length of the strips of tape in the chart increase uniformly. •The velocity of the object is increasing uniformly, i.e. the object is moving at a constant acceleration.