This document provides an outline for teaching motion to students. It includes 6 topics: [1] Distance & displacement, [2] Average speed & Average velocity, [3] Acceleration & its numericals, [4] Distance & velocity time graph, [5] Graphical derivation of equations of motion, and [6] Graph based Numericals. It then provides examples of questions to assess student understanding, including questions about displacement, average speed, velocity, and word problems calculating speed and average velocity. The document aims to teach students key concepts of motion and test their comprehension.
This document provides an outline for teaching motion to students. It includes 6 topics: [1] Distance & displacement, [2] Average speed & Average velocity, [3] Acceleration & its numericals, [4] Distance & velocity time graph, [5] Graphical derivation of equations of motion, and [6] Graph based Numericals. It then provides examples of questions to assess student understanding, including questions about displacement, average speed, velocity, and word problems calculating speed and average velocity. The document aims to teach students key concepts of motion and test their comprehension.
This document provides an outline for teaching motion to students. It includes 6 topics: [1] Distance & displacement, [2] Average speed & Average velocity, [3] Acceleration & its numericals, [4] Distance & velocity time graph, [5] Graphical derivation of equations of motion, and [6] Graph based Numericals. It then provides examples of questions to assess student understanding, including questions about displacement, average speed, velocity, and word problems calculating speed and average velocity. The document aims to teach students key concepts of motion and test their comprehension.
This document provides an outline for teaching motion to students. It includes 6 topics: [1] Distance & displacement, [2] Average speed & Average velocity, [3] Acceleration & its numericals, [4] Distance & velocity time graph, [5] Graphical derivation of equations of motion, and [6] Graph based Numericals. It then provides examples of questions to assess student understanding, including questions about displacement, average speed, velocity, and word problems calculating speed and average velocity. The document aims to teach students key concepts of motion and test their comprehension.
Q7: Sara walks from A to B, B to C then C to D? Find the distance and displacement
ANSWER: Q1: The location of a particle has changed. What can we say about the displacement and distance covered by the particle?
Neither can be zero Both may be zero
A B
One is +ve, other is -
One may be zero ve C D Q1: The location of a particle has changed. What can we say about the displacement and distance covered by the particle?
Neither can be zero Both may be zero
A B
One is +ve, other is -
One may be zero ve C D Q2: A body is moving along a straight line path with constant velocity, At any instant of time the distance travelled by it is S and its displacement is D, then
D=S D>S A B
D<S Can’t say
C D Q2: A body is moving along a straight line path with constant velocity, At any instant of time the distance travelled by it is S and its displacement is D, then
D=S D>S A B
D<S Can’t say
C D Q3: The displacement of a body is zero. The distance covered
Depends upon the
Is zero acceleration A B
May or may not be
Is not zero zero C D Q3: The displacement of a body is zero. The distance covered
Depends upon the
Is zero acceleration A B
May or may not be
Is not zero zero C D Uniform Motion vs Non uniform Motion 2 sec 2 sec 2 sec 2 sec
0m 2m 4m 6m 8m If a Body covers equal distance in equal intervals of time : Uniform motion
2 sec 2 sec 2 sec 2 sec
0m 2m 4m 6m 8m 2 sec 2 sec 2 sec 2 sec
0m 6m 10 m 12 m 13 m If a Body covers unequal distance in equal intervals of time : Non Uniform motion
2 sec 2 sec 2 sec 2 sec
0m 6m 10 m 12 m 13 m To find the speed in the case of non - uniform motion a new quantity called Average Speed has to be introduced. 10 Km Reached in 1 hour
10 Km How FAST?
Reached in 1 hour
10 Km How FAST?
Speed = Distance / time = 10 Km/hr
Reached in 1 hour
10 Km Reached in 1 hour
16 Km Reached in 1 hour
Speed = Distance / time = 16 Km/hr
16 Km Reached in 1 hour
16 Km
10 Km in 1 hr Reached in 1 hour
Total distance = 26 Km Total time = 2 hours
16 Km
10 Km in 1 hr Reached in 1 hour
This is a non uniform motion
Distance Time Speed
(Km) (hr) (Km/hr)
1st - 10 1 10 16 Km
2nd - 16 1 16
10 Km in 1 hr Reached in 1 hour
total distance covered by the
Average Speed = object 16 Km total time taken
10 Km in 1 hr Reached in 1 hour
Average Speed = 26/2 = 13 Km/Hr
16 Km
10 Km in 1 hr total distance covered by the Average Speed = object total time taken total distance covered by the Average Speed = object total time taken
SI unit is m/s or Km/hr
Average Velocity 16 Km
10 Km in 1 hr Reached in 45 minutes
16 Km
10 Km in 1 hr Reached in 45 minutes
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Coupon Code AKPRO VIP Q1: The total distance travelled is divided by total time taken to calculate
Average rate of Average time return A B
Average distance Average speed
C D Q1: The total distance travelled is divided by total time taken to calculate
Average rate of Average time return A B
Average distance Average speed
C D Q2: 65 miles per hour North is an example of an object with?
speed velocity A B
Average speed Constant speed
C D Q2: 65 miles per hour North is an example of an object with?
speed velocity A B
Average speed Constant speed
C D Q3: Velocity has both _____________ and ______________
Speed, direction Direction , mass
A B
Volume, density direction ,magnitude
C D Q3: Velocity has both _____________ and ______________
Speed, direction Direction , mass
A B
Volume, density direction, magnitude
C D Q4: A body rises vertically upward to a height of 100 m, in 5 seconds, then comeback at the same position after another 5s. Find the average speed & average velocity of the body
Avg speed = 20 m/s Avg speed = 10 m/s
Avg velocity = 0 Avg velocity = 10 m/s A B
Avg speed = 20 m/s Avg speed = 0
Avg velocity = 20 m/s Avg velocity = 20 m/s C D Q4: A body rises vertically upward to a height of 100 m, in 5 seconds, then comeback at the same position after another 5s. Find the average speed & average velocity of the body SOLUTION Q4: A body rises vertically upward to a height of 100 m, in 5 seconds, then comeback at the same position after another 5s. Find the average speed & average velocity of the body
Avg speed = 20 m/s Avg speed = 10 m/s
Avg velocity = 0 Avg velocity = 10 m/s A B
Avg speed = 20 m/s Avg speed = 0
Avg velocity = 20 m/s Avg velocity = 20 m/s C D Q5: A car is fitted with a speedometer which also gives reading of distance travelled by the car. At the start of the trio reading was found to be 1272 km and after 50 minutes at end of the trip is 1352 Km. Calculate the average speed of the car
100 Km/hr 120 Km/hr
A B
96 Km/hr 87 Km/hr C D Q5: A car is fitted with a speedometer which also gives reading of distance travelled by the car. At the start of the trio reading was found to be 1272 km and after 50 minutes at end of the trip is 1352 Km. Calculate the average speed of the car SOLUTION Q5: A car is fitted with a speedometer which also gives reading of distance travelled by the car. At the start of the trio reading was found to be 1272 km and after 50 minutes at end of the trip is 1352 Km. Calculate the average speed of the car
100 Km/hr 120 Km/hr
A B
96 Km/hr 87 Km/hr C D Q6: A train takes 2 h to reach from station A to station B which is at a distance of 200 Km from station A. It takes 3h for the return journey. What is the average speed and average velocity of the train. AKPRO Reach out to me @ k.abhishek@vedantu.com
