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Straight Line Motion Analysis

(1) Motion is defined as a change in an object's position over time. Uniform motion means the object covers equal distances in equal time intervals with constant speed and zero acceleration. Uniformly accelerated motion means the object's velocity changes by equal amounts in equal time intervals. (2) A frame of reference is the point from which motion is observed, such as an observer on the ground analyzing the motion of a rising elevator. Relative motion compares the motion of one object to another reference frame, calculating their relative displacement, velocity, and acceleration. (3) Calculus methods can be used to analyze motion, such as using derivatives to determine velocity and integrals to determine displacement when acceleration is

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Straight Line Motion Analysis

(1) Motion is defined as a change in an object's position over time. Uniform motion means the object covers equal distances in equal time intervals with constant speed and zero acceleration. Uniformly accelerated motion means the object's velocity changes by equal amounts in equal time intervals. (2) A frame of reference is the point from which motion is observed, such as an observer on the ground analyzing the motion of a rising elevator. Relative motion compares the motion of one object to another reference frame, calculating their relative displacement, velocity, and acceleration. (3) Calculus methods can be used to analyze motion, such as using derivatives to determine velocity and integrals to determine displacement when acceleration is

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MOTION IN A STRAIGHT LINE

RELATIVE MOTION
MOTION & FRAME OF REFERENCE
• The Comparison between the motion of single object with
respect to another inertial or non – inertial frame.

• This Analysis is of relative motion of an object.

MOTION
Change in position of
an object with Relative Uniform
respect to time is Motion
MOTION UNIFORM MOTION & UNIFORM ACCELERATED (1) a12 = 0
defined as Motion
PARAMETERS GRAPHS MOTION (2) In this case
S
V12 = 12
t
• when a moving object cover equal when a body moves along a straight V12 = Relative Velocity
DISTANCE distance in equal time intervals. line and velocity changes by equal S12 = Relative
IT is said to be in uniform motion. amount in equal interval of time, displacement
• Actual path length covered by a
• speed is constant. motion is uniformly accelerated
moving object in a given interval
FRAME OF REFERENCE of time.
• Acceleration is zero motion
40 • Always positive
The point from which observer takes it’s Relative Uniformly
observation is called frame of reference. 30
CASE.1 Accelerated Motion
2V1V2
Displacement

Average speed =
Example:- Analysing lift moving upwards From 20 DISPLACEMENT V1 + V2 MOTION CALCULUS (1) a12 ≠ 0
ground. Observer on ground is inertial When object travels distance ‘d’ with
frame. Image of Inertial frame 10
• Shortest distance between the
velocity V1 and next distance ‘d’ with EQUATIONS METHOD (2) In this case
initial position and find position of
moving object in a given interval velocity v2
dx V12 = u12 + a12 t
(i) v =
If acceleration is
0 of time.
• can be positive, negative or Zero
constant
dt 1
S12 = u12 t + a12 t 2
0 1 2 3 4
TIME CASE.2 (1) V = u + at 2
V1 + V2 1 2 dv
SPEED
Average speed =
2 (2) S = ut + at (ii) a=v V122 − u12
2
= 2a12S12
When object travels ‘t’ interval with
2 dt
• Ratio of path length to the (3) v2 – u2 = 2as
corresponding time by an object V1 and next ‘t’ with v2 dv
• Always positive (iii) a=
d1 + .......... + dn
dt
Average speed =
t1 + ........... + t n
INERTIAL FRAME NON-INERTIAL FRAME VELOCITY d1 + .......... + dn
=
• If net external force on system • If net external force on system • The rate of change of distance of d1 V1 + ........... + dn v n
is non – zero frame is non – is non – zero frame is non – body with respect to time is
V1t1 + .......... + Vn t n
inertial inertial defined as velocity =
• It is Accelerating Frame. • It is Accelerating Frame. • Can be positive, negative or zero t1 + ........... + tn
• Frame velocity increases or • Frame velocity increases or
decreases decreases x x
When ball is dropped from a Time of flight
AVERAGE SPEED (u2/2g)

Displacement
height then it accelerates 2u
T=
Average speed is defined as total g
distance travelled in total time towards earth with constant

Total distance x0 acceleration.


Average speed = Parabolic nature O (u/g) t
Total time o Time
Maximum
t Analysis of this motion of Height
an object is motion under u2
v v Hmax =
AVERAGE VELOCITY gravity 2g
Change in position or displacement • ay = g = 9.8 m/s2
Velocity

a xT u
divided by time intervals in which
(u/g) (2u/g) Time to drop
displacement occurs ux O
∆x t • v = u + ayt
Average Velocity = o –u 2h
Time 0 T T=
∆t t g
• s = ut + 1 ayt 2
a a
2
ACCELERATION • V2 – u2 = 2ays
Acceleration

a>0 Velocity after


Measure of change in velocity of an
O dropping
object per unit time t Taking downward direction
∆x a=0 -g as ‘positive’ V = 2gh
a=
∆t o Time t

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