Physics 9-15-10 Chapter 2 Test

Good luck studying for the chapter 2 test. You’re going to do great! I’ll be praying for you!! Help session tomorrow morning at 7:15. Any questions?

Physics Ch 2
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15 thoughts on “Physics 9-15-10 Chapter 2 Test

  1. just to clarify…on the formula: Average Velocity= D(1) + D(2)…./ T(1)+T(2)….

    D(1) and D(2) are the displacements correct?

    [D(1)= Distance Final minus Distance Initial (of one)]
    [D(2)= Distance Final minus Distance Initial (of two)]

    ??????????

    • Nate – Yes, but it’s probably not going to be that complicated. Usually on these problems you begin from a position of 0, so your displacement is your distance. If it isn’t given you’ll have to find d by saying Vavg x time for that particular interval. We mainly had to really begin to distinguish between the two when we started vertical motion and throwing an object up into the air.

  2. i just posted a long post and didnt go through….wow…anyways the jist of that long quote was: in the average velocity formula with D1 AND D2/ T1 and T1….is D1 and D2 displacement of Distance initial 1 Distance Final 1 and Distance initial 2 and Distance final 2

    • Nate – It did go through – just got caught in the spam filter, but I set it free. I responded to you – go back and see if you can find it. Or never mind, here’s what I said:
      Nate – Yes, but it’s probably not going to be that complicated. Usually on these problems you begin from a position of 0, so your displacement is your distance. If it isn’t given you’ll have to find d by saying Vavg x time for that particular interval. We mainly had to really begin to distinguish between the two when we started vertical motion and throwing an object up into the air.

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