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    Vectors have both magnitude and direction, such as velocity and force, while scalars only have magnitude like speed and mass. Motion equations relate displacement, velocity, acceleration, and time, such as the equation that final velocity equals initial velocity plus acceleration times time. Projectile motion follows different rules in the horizontal and vertical directions, such as horizontal velocity remaining constant while vertical velocity is zero at the highest point. Newton's Laws describe motion and forces, including that unbalanced forces cause acceleration according to F=ma.

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    Vectors have both magnitude and direction, such as velocity and force, while scalars only have magnitude like speed and mass. Motion equations relate displacement, velocity, acceleration, and time, such as the equation that final velocity equals initial velocity plus acceleration times time. Projectile motion follows different rules in the horizontal and vertical directions, such as horizontal velocity remaining constant while vertical velocity is zero at the highest point. Newton's Laws describe motion and forces, including that unbalanced forces cause acceleration according to F=ma.

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    Vectors have both magnitude and direction, such as velocity and force, while scalars only have magnitude like speed and mass. Motion equations relate displacement, velocity, acceleration, and time, such as the equation that final velocity equals initial velocity plus acceleration times time. Projectile motion follows different rules in the horizontal and vertical directions, such as horizontal velocity remaining constant while vertical velocity is zero at the highest point. Newton's Laws describe motion and forces, including that unbalanced forces cause acceleration according to F=ma.

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    +Nia Boles

    Physics Study Guide


    Vectors:

    Scalar-things with magnitude, but no direction <Speed, Mass, Distance>


    Vectors-things with magnitude, and direction, don't have position <Velocity, Acceleration,
    Displacement, Force, Momentum>

    Incentanious Velocity-Average velocity over a small interval

    Motion Equation:
    S=VoT + ½ at²
    Vf=Vo +at
    Vf²= Vo² + 2as
    S=(Vo +Vf) T/ 2

    Special Acceleration
    g=9.8m/s² = 32ft/s² = 980cm/s²

    Projectile Motion:

    Horizontal Direction-velocity is constant


    R= Vx • T

    At the highest point, the vertical velocity is zero

    Newton's Laws:
    1) Things in motion remain in motion, things at rest remain at rest. Natural state of an object is
    constant velocity
    2) Force Law=force is equal to mass times acceleration F=ma
    3) For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction

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