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This document is a chapter about motion and speed that includes definitions of key vocabulary words and explanations of concepts. It defines motion as a change in position, and position as the location of an object. Distance is defined as how far an object is from one position to another, and is measured using a ruler or tape measure. Speed is the distance an object moves over a certain amount of time, and is calculated as speed equals distance divided by time. Faster moving objects cover more distance in a shorter time compared to slower moving objects. Maps are used to show the positions of objects and use directions like north, south, east and west to help readers understand locations.
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The document discusses key concepts related to motion including:
1) Motion is defined as a change in position relative to a reference point. Speed is the distance traveled over time, while velocity also includes direction of motion.
2) Speed and velocity can be calculated using the equation distance/time. Resultant velocity combines multiple velocities based on whether they are in the same or opposite directions.
3) Graphs can show motion, with steeper lines on a distance-time graph indicating faster speed and horizontal lines showing constant speed. A speed-time graph can also indicate if an object is slowing, speeding up, or stationary.
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This document contains notes from a review of motion, speed, and velocity. It includes definitions, equations, example problems and their solutions related to these concepts. Speed is defined as the distance traveled over a period of time. Velocity includes both speed and direction of motion. Examples show how to calculate speed from distance and time, or time from distance and speed. Average speed is the total distance divided by the total time.
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The document discusses speed and motion. It provides examples of the fastest animals, humans, vehicles, and other objects. It discusses key concepts such as speed being the distance traveled over time. Motion is defined as relative based on the frame of reference. Speed, time, and distance are shown to have a direct relationship through equations. Constant and average speed are also explained.
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Motion and speed g3
This document is a chapter about motion and speed that includes definitions of key vocabulary words and explanations of concepts. It defines motion as a change in position, and position as the location of an object. Distance is defined as how far an object is from one position to another, and is measured using a ruler or tape measure. Speed is the distance an object moves over a certain amount of time, and is calculated as speed equals distance divided by time. Faster moving objects cover more distance in a shorter time compared to slower moving objects. Maps are used to show the positions of objects and use directions like north, south, east and west to help readers understand locations.
Motion 1
The document discusses key concepts related to motion including:
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The document discusses speed and motion. It provides examples of the fastest animals, humans, vehicles, and other objects. It discusses key concepts such as speed being the distance traveled over time. Motion is defined as relative based on the frame of reference. Speed, time, and distance are shown to have a direct relationship through equations. Constant and average speed are also explained.
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