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Motion concepts through history

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Motion concepts through history

by MONTEFALCON, Lady Cheyenne D.
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11. How did Tycho Brahe contribute to Kepler's discovery of planetary laws?

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12. Why was Tycho Brahe essential to Kepler’s laws?

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13. According to Aristotle, how did he describe vertical motion?

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14. Why did Galileo conclude objects fall at the same rate (ignoring air)?

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15. How did Galileo’s view of horizontal motion differ from Aristotle’s?

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16. Why did Galileo’s ideas replace Aristotle’s?

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17. What did Galileo observe about objects falling in a vacuum?

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18. Why use an inclined plane in Galileo’s studies?

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19. Two objects of different masses drop together in a vacuum. What then?

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20. How can you show horizontal motion continues without force?

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Brahe’s detailed data enabled Kepler to formulate his laws.

Kepler relied on Brahe’s high-quality observations.

Aristotle favored a nature-based, heavier=faster view.

Galileo’s experiments demonstrated uniform acceleration.

Galileo introduced idea of inertia vs Aristotle’s push-based view.

Empirical testing favored Galileo’s approach.

In vacuum, mass does not affect fall rate.

The plane makes acceleration measurable over time.

In vacuum, free fall is mass-independent.

Frictionless surfaces illustrate inertia in motion.

 
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