Physics 211: 1D Motion

Physics 211
Clicker f AD
1D motion
Lec 2 Plan
1.Problem solving
2.Relating velocity and position
3.averages vs instantaneous
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Office hours of Dr. Leblond

W 1:30-3:30 pm
R 10:00 - 11:50 am
in Osmond 215
Messages
Readings
C 2.1-2.3
Drop deadline is 08/27 and add is 08/28

PS 01 due 09/01
Attitude survey in Angel due on 09/02 (1% participation)
Look at Piazza, link on Angel
211 Instructional Team
Tongzhou Zhao
Recitation TA
Songyang Pu
Bailey Bedford
Jordan Rozum
Lab TA
Qingze Wang
Tae Ken Kim
Steven Consevage
Parul Maheshwari
Martinus Van Kuppeveld
Jonathan Guglielmon
Yifan Zhao
Wuqiong Chai
Fan Zhou
Building blocks
what the world is made of
space
Kinematics
Laws of physics
rules of the game
Inertial frames
Relative motion
time
Rigid bodies, inertia

center of mass
particles
waves
oscillations,
Dynamics
Laws of motion
Newton
why and how things move
work, power
energy
Conservation of Energy
and momentum
momentum
Linear, angular
Classical Mechanics
Review from first lecture
~v0
x
in 1D, position is
x = xf
xi
vavg,x
vx =
x
xf
=
t
tf
aavg,x
ax =
vx
vf x
=
t
tf
xi
ti
vix
ti
t = tf
ti
CQ: Difference between speed and

velocity
A. Velocity is represented by an exact number, while
speed is only approximate.
B. Speed can be positive or negative, while velocity is
always positive.
C. Speed is a scalar, which is the magnitude of the
velocity, which is a vector.
D. Velocity is a scalar and speed is a vector.
E. Speed and velocity mean the same thing.
CQ: Difference between speed and

velocity
A. Velocity is represented by an exact number, while
speed is only approximate.
B. Speed can be positive or negative, while velocity is
always positive.
C. Speed is a scalar, which is the magnitude of the
velocity, which is a vector.
D. Velocity is a scalar and speed is a vector.
E. Speed and velocity mean the same thing.
In science, it is very important to
use the correct words
CQ Ants
An ant zig-zags back and forth on a picnic table as shown.
The ants distance traveled and displacement are

A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
50 cm and + 50 cm.
30 cm and + 50 cm.
50 cm and + 30 cm.
50 cm and 50 cm.
50 cm and 30 cm.
CQ Ants
x
xf
=
t
tf
vavg,x
vx =
xi
ti
An ant zig-zags back and forth on a picnic table as shown.
x = xf
xi
The ants distance traveled and displacement are

A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
50 cm and + 50 cm.
30 cm and + 50 cm.
50 cm and + 30 cm.
50 cm and 50 cm.
50 cm and 30 cm.
If the motion lasted 3 seconds.

What is the average velocity?
magnitude of average velocity?
.average speed?
vavg,x
vavg
= (10 cm - 40 cm)/(3 s) = - 10 cm/s

= 10 cm/s
average speed = distance traveled/time = 50cm/3s = 17 cm/s
Terminology
speed: magnitude of velocity
scalar
Vector
v = 2 m/s
average speed: distance traveled

over total time
Velocity= displacement per unit of time
vx = +2 m/s
distance= full amount of meters traveled

during the motion
displacement: vector from start to end

position
~r
CQ: Average velocity

In each case, a sphere is moving from left to right next to a tape
marked in meters. A strobe (flash) photograph is taken every second,
and the location of the sphere is recorded. Rank the average velocity
over the first 3 seconds from slowest to fastest
I
I
II
III
A) I < II < III
B) I < II = III
C) III < I < II
CQ: Average velocity
I 0s
t=
t =3 s means 4 dots
t= 3 s
I
II
III
t=0 s
vavg,x
vx =
x
xf
=
t
tf
A) I < II < III
xi
ti
(I) vx = (2 m - 0 m)/3s = +0.66 m/s

(II) vx= (9 m - 0 m)/3s = +3m/s
(III)vx = (10 m -1 m)/3s = +3m/s
B) I < II = III
C) III < I < II
CQ- Velocity graph

Here is a motion diagram of a car moving along a straight road:
Which velocity-versus-time graph matches this motion diagram?
CQ- Velocity graph

Here is a motion diagram of a car moving along a straight road:
Which velocity-versus-time graph matches this motion diagram?
velocity is negative (pointing left)

small then big
position
Position time graph
time
Constant velocity - uniform motion
vavg,s vs =
sf
si
t
s is a generic axis (x or y say)
sf = si + vs t
s
sf
si
ti
vs =
s
t
tf
Velocity is the slope of the s-t graph
Constant velocity - v-t graph is a straight line

vavg,s vs =
sf
si
s is a generic axis (x or y say)
t
vs
sf = si + vs t
0
s = vs t
ti
tf
Displacement is the area under the curve to the t axis
Let me do a physics problem
This course is also about thinking scientifically

and developing problem solving skills
Here is two very different statements, which do you think is

Growth Mindset
closer to the truth?
You have a certain amount of intelligence, and you really
cant do much to change it.
You can always greatly change how intelligent you are.
Deliberate practice.
Do it again and again, and work on the
thing you struggle
I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000

kicks once, but I fear the man who practiced
one kick 10,000 times.
Bruce Lee
Problem solving who wins the race?
Assess
10 m/s would have won in 10 s so number are realistic
0.3 s difference means 3 m difference at finish line!
in real life
100 m sprint is not uniform motion
http://www.brianmac.co.uk/sprints/
Generalize to non-uniform motion using

derivative and integrals
Position x [m]
Instantaneous velocity at t0
slope of graph
ds
vs =
dt
t0
velocity v [m/s]
Time t [s]
tf
ti
tt0i t1 t2
ttNf
Time t [s]
Displacement between ti and tf is
area under the curve
s = sf
si =
tf
vs dt
ti
CQ: Same velocity

When do objects 1 and 2
have the same velocity?
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
At some instant before time t0.

At time t0.
At some instant after time t0.
Both A and B.
Never.
CQ: Same velocity

When do objects 1 and 2
have the same velocity?
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
At some instant before time t0.

At time t0.
At some instant after time t0.
Both A and B.
Never.
Same slope at this time
they have the same position at t0
Displacement
What is the displacement between 0 and 4 seconds?
v (m/s)
t (s)
0
1
-6
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
+12 m
- 48 m
+ 24 m
- 12 m
- 36 m
-12
Displacement
v (m/s)
t (s)
0
1
-6
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
+12 m
- 48 m
+ 24 m
- 12 m
- 36 m
-12
orange or green?
its the area to the axis
Displacement from area

vs (m/s)
t (s)
0
1
-6
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
+12 m
- 48 m
+ 24 m
- 12 m
- 36 m
-12
triangle area -6 m/s*4s/2 = -12m

rectangle area = -6m/s*4s = -24m
total = -36m
minus sign because under the t axis
velocity is negative and
decreasing,moving left so final
position is less than final position
s = sf-si <0
Slope and area

Derivative and integral
ds
vs =
dt
We will practice derivative

and integral later
for now focus on slope
and area
Slope
vs
area
s = sf
si =
tf
vs dt
ti
Fan Cart
You push a fan cart away from you on a flat, straight track. The cart slows
down and eventually turns around. Consider the motion from the time it
leaves your hand to the time just before you stop it.
0
3 4
same point same time
5 4
Which is closest to the carts acceleration vector at the turning point?

A)
B)
C)
~0
Fan Cart
You push a fan cart away from you on a flat, straight track. The cart slows
down and eventually turns around. Consider the motion from the time it
leaves your hand to the time just before you stop it.
0
~v3
~v0
3 4
~v7
~v4
Which is closest to the carts acceleration vector at the turning point?

A)
~a4 /
B)
C)
~0
~v = ~v4
v~3
This is constant acceleration back and forth

8
~v0
3 4
~v7
4
x
vx
ax
turning point
free fall, motion on inclined plane

x
4
Fan cart
4
8
y
v
0
Free fall
up and down
(no drag)
a
0
Up and down
an inclined plane
(no friction)
Next M lecture
Readings for next time
Finish Chap 2
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Physics 211

Office hours of Dr. Leblond

Drop deadline is 08/27 and add is 08/28

211 Instructional Team

Tae Ken Kim

Martinus Van Kuppeveld

Rigid bodies, inertia

Review from first lecture

CQ: Difference between speed and

CQ: Difference between speed and

The ants distance traveled and displacement are

An ant zig-zags back and forth on a picnic table as shown.

The ants distance traveled and displacement are

If the motion lasted 3 seconds.

= (10 cm - 40 cm)/(3 s) = - 10 cm/s

average speed = distance traveled/time = 50cm/3s = 17 cm/s

average speed: distance traveled

distance= full amount of meters traveled

displacement: vector from start to end

CQ: Average velocity

A) I < II < III

C) III < I < II

CQ: Average velocity

A) I < II < III

(I) vx = (2 m - 0 m)/3s = +0.66 m/s

C) III < I < II

CQ- Velocity graph

Which velocity-versus-time graph matches this motion diagram?

CQ- Velocity graph

Which velocity-versus-time graph matches this motion diagram?

velocity is negative (pointing left)

Position time graph

Constant velocity - uniform motion

Velocity is the slope of the s-t graph

Constant velocity - v-t graph is a straight line

s is a generic axis (x or y say)

Displacement is the area under the curve to the t axis

Let me do a physics problem

This course is also about thinking scientifically

Here is two very different statements, which do you think is

I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000

Problem solving who wins the race?

Generalize to non-uniform motion using

Displacement between ti and tf is

area under the curve

CQ: Same velocity

At some instant before time t0.

CQ: Same velocity

At some instant before time t0.

Same slope at this time

they have the same position at t0

Displacement from area

triangle area -6 m/s*4s/2 = -12m

Slope and area

We will practice derivative

Which is closest to the carts acceleration vector at the turning point?

Which is closest to the carts acceleration vector at the turning point?

This is constant acceleration back and forth