Dec 3, 2014
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I'm terribly sorry that I haven't been posting information recently. School has been hectic. Hopefully this blog will be back up and running soon. Please stand by.
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Speed vs Velocity
Speed measures how fast an object is moving (scalar quantity), Velocity measures both an objects speed and direction (vector quantity).
Velocity
displacement over time interval (please note this is AVERAGE velocity, not instantaneous)
Speed
Distance traveled over the time frame
Uniform Motion
An object moving at a constant speed, not speeding up or slowing down.
Note!
Keep in mind that even if an object begins at a positive position and undergoes a negative displacement that the objects final position still can be positive.
Time Frame
A variation of a displacement, except related to time and not position/distance. Most commonly used as the time it takes to get from point A to point B. Calculated as time final minus time initial.