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Gravity And motion

Published on Mar 17, 2016

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GRAVITY AND MOTION

BY: ANDREW MONROE
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GRAVITY AND ACCELERATION

  • Objects fall to the ground at the same rate - regardless of mass/wheight.
  • Acceleration due to gravity depends on force and mass.
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ACCELERATION AND VELOCITY

  • Acceleration is the change in velocity over time .
  • Velocity is speed in a given direction.
  • Unbalanced forces cause objects to accelerate.
  • Gravity is the downward, unbalanced force that acts on falling objects.=9.8m/s2
  • For every second an object falls, its downward velocity increases by 9.8m/s2
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ACCELERATION AND TERMINAL VELOCITY

  • As the speed of the falling object increases, air resistance increases.
  • Terminal Velocity- the downward force of gravity=the upward force of air resistance.
  • Net Force = 0N

AIR RESISTANCE

  • Force that opposes gravity.
  • Acts in opposition to objects falling through the air.
  • Depends on surface area, size, shape and speed on the object.
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FREE FALL AND AIR RESISTANCE

  • An object is in freefall when the only force acting on it is gravity.
  • The can be no air resistance.
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PROJECTILE MOTION

  • There are two movements, force (horizontal) and gravity (vertical).
  • This results in a curved path.
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