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    Lecture 4

    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    Lecture 4
    Mechanics - 203-001-NYA
    Summer 2024

    H. Gaonac’h
    Dawson College, Physics Department

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024


    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    2. - Kinema+cs in One Dimension


    2.5 Free Fall
    2.6 Mo-on on an Inclined Plane

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024


    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    • Which variable is constant for free fall?

    • What is the rela+onship between the velocity up and the


    velocity down at the same height above the ground?

    • What accelera+on to use for inclined plane?

    • Two skiers are coming down a hill with respec+vely an


    ini+al velocity of 2.0 m/s and 4.0 m/s. Which one has
    higher accelera+on going down?

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024


    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    2.5 Free Fall Between 1589 and 1592

    !
    a

    hFps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C5_dOEyAQ

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024


    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    a<0 a = -g g = 9.80 m/s2

    g= gravitaUonal acceleraUon

    AFracUon of the Earth

    Free fall: objects/bodies only submiFed to g

    IF No fricUon ; no resistance !
    Independent of mass a
    Arrives at same Ume!

    hFps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E43-CfukEgs
    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024
    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024


    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    Draw the acceleraUon-Ume graph of this free fall (vi=0 m/s).

    Draw the posiUon-Ume graph of this free fall (yi=0 m, vi=0 m/


    s).

    From the v-t graph, calculate the posiUon at 2 s.

    Use the kinemaUcs equaUons to find the posiUon at 2 s.


    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024
    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    1
    (1) : s f = s i + v i Δt + a(Δt) 2
    2
    (2) : v f = v i + aΔt
    as= -g= -9.80 m/s2
    (3) : v f2 = v i2 + 2aΔs

    vf + vi
    (4) : v = (a = Cte)
    2

    (5) : s f = s i + vΔt

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024


    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    Answer with 1 decimal

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024


    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    A student standing on the ground throws a ball straight up.


    The ball leaves the student’s hand with a speed of 15 m/s
    when the hand is 2.0 m above the ground. How long is the
    ball in the air before it hits the ground? (The student moves
    her hand out of the way). 2 SF.

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024


    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    1
    (1) : s f = s i + v i Δt + a(Δt) 2
    2
    (2) : v f = v i + aΔt
    as= -g= -9.80 m/s2
    (3) : v f2 = v i2 + 2aΔs

    vf + vi
    (4) : v = (a = Cte)
    2

    (5) : s f = s i + vΔt

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024


    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    A break to play!

    Physics is beauUful:
    hFps://physicsisbeauUful.com/curriculum/lessons/MgWFyMp3soHZJQBpTexNGa

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024


    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    2.6 Mo-on on an Inclined Plane

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024


    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    1
    (1) : s f = s i + v i Δt + a(Δt) 2
    2
    (2) : v f = v i + aΔt
    (3) : v f2 = v i2 + 2aΔs
    vf + vi
    (4) : v = (a = Cte)
    2
    (5) : s f = s i + vΔt
    (6) : a s = + / −gsin θ

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024


    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024


    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    1 decimal

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024


    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024


    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    • Which kinema+c variable is constant for free fall?

    • What is the rela+onship between the velocity up and the


    velocity down at the same height above the ground?

    • What accelera+on to use for inclined plane?

    • Two skiers are coming down a hill with respec+vely an


    ini+al velocity of 2.0 m/s and 4.0 m/s. Which one has
    higher accelera+on going down?

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024


    Lecture 4
    Chapter 2 – Kinema3cs in One Dimension

    Reading for next Lecture


    3. Vectors and Coordinate Systems
    3.1 Scalars and Vectors
    3.2 Using Vectors
    3.3 Coordinate Systems and Vector Components
    3.4 Unit Vectors and Vector Algebra

    • What is a vector?
    • How to add vectors?
    • What are components?
    • What are components if axes are +lted?

    Dawson College, Mechanics, Summer 2024

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