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Linear Motion Review

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Review activity for Linear Motion

by Cecille Pegtuan
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Motion is relative.

2

Calculus-based equations can be applied to any applicable quantities, whether they are constant or changing.

3

For quantities with "Δ", the initial quantity is subtracted to the final quantity.

4

The four kinematic equations only apply to any straight-line motion with constant acceleration.

5

To attain constant velocity, a body needs to have either constant speed or direction.

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The second derivative of velocity is jerk / jolt.

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The third derivative of position is acceleration.

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