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Module 1: Welcome

MODULE 3

MOTION ANALYSIS  - CONCEPTS III

Learn definitions and differences between average velocity and average speed

Module 1: News

INTRODUCTION

Average speed and average velocity...  Are they synonymous?
No? How is this possible!
Don't worry!

In this module, you will learn the differences, their uses, and similarities.

Watch the video below to better understand the topic.

Watch the video below to better understand the topic

Activity 3 Real-Life Situation 

Imagine you are driving on the street to see your family that lives in Kansas City and a policeman stops you for speeding. You are sure youdid not exceed the speed but you have no way to prove it because your car is now stopped.

Assuming the speed was constant, use the following information to get your real speed and to prove to the police you are innocent.

 

X1=0 Km

X2= 300 Km

t1=0 h

t2= 4 h

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Write your answers in the comment box. Make you sure you justify your answer. Write two other real-life situations where it is necessary to use average speed and average velocity equations.

 

Summary

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The question requires justification. The final answer only has a value of 25%, and the justification has a value of 50%. the two real-life situations have a value of 25%

 

Grade Scale

This course uses the plus/minus grading system. 

A   = 93 to 100%

A-  = 90 to 92%

B+ = 87 to 89%

B   = 83 to 86%

B-  = 80 to 82%

C+ = 77 to 79%

C   = 70 to 76%

D   = 60 to 69%

F    = 59% and below

Activity 3

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