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1. Kinematics deals with the motion of objects in terms of displacement, velocity, and acceleration. It examines motion in one and two dimensions, as well as projectile motion. 2. Dynamics examines the causes of motion by analyzing forces and their effects. It studies forces on objects at rest or in motion, including forces due to gravity, friction, and tension. Pulleys, inclined planes, and other simple machines are also analyzed. 3. Work, energy, and power relate the work done on an object to the transfer and transformation of energy. Kinetic energy and potential energy are defined, and the work-energy theorem is examined.

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1. Kinematics deals with the motion of objects in terms of displacement, velocity, and acceleration. It examines motion in one and two dimensions, as well as projectile motion. 2. Dynamics examines the causes of motion by analyzing forces and their effects. It studies forces on objects at rest or in motion, including forces due to gravity, friction, and tension. Pulleys, inclined planes, and other simple machines are also analyzed. 3. Work, energy, and power relate the work done on an object to the transfer and transformation of energy. Kinetic energy and potential energy are defined, and the work-energy theorem is examined.

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1 KINEMATICS a x =0 v x =Constant v fx=v ix

1.1 BASIC (SPEED/ TIME/ DISTANCE)


Distance = Speed x Time dx f =d x i+ v ix t
Speed = Distance 1.5.2 Vertical Motion
Time a y =−g=constant v fy =v iy =−¿
Time = Distance
Speed 1 2
dy f =d y i +v yi t− g t
2
1.2 DISPLACEMENT/ VELOCITY/ ACCELERATION 2 2
Displacement = ∆X = Final Position - Initial Position v yf =v yi −2 g ∆ dy
Simple Velocity = Displacement / Time 1.5.3 Horizontally


Average Velocity = Displacement / Change in Time 1 2
Acceleration = Final Velocity – Initial Velocity H=dy= g t T = 2 H
Change in Time 2 g
1.3 KINEMATICS IN ONE DIRECTION R=dx=v ix t
a. V F = v i+ at 1.5.4 Parabola
2 2 2

b. X f – X I = (
Vf + vi
2
t ) H=dy=
v sin θ
2g
R=dx=
v sin(2 θ)
g
1 2 vsinθ 2 vsinθ
c. X f – X i = v i t+ a t T a−b= T a −c =
2 g g
2 2 1.5.5 Elevated Flat form
d. v f =v i +2 a ∆ x

( )
2 2
v sin θ
d ymax =H + R=dx=vcosθt
1.3.1 Time 1.3.2 Displacement 2g

√ )√
2 2
2∆ x v −v
( vsinθ 2 d y max
f i
v i=0 ; t= ∆ x= T total= +
a 2a g g
v f −v i
t= 2 DINAMICS
a
2 ( x f −x i ) Fnet = ma W = mg FN = ∑F↓
t=
vf + vi Wa= W+ma Frs = FNµs Frk = FNµk
1 2
0=−∆ x +v i t+ a t Fx=F1 cosθ + F2 cosθ … Fy=F 1 sinθ+ F 2 Sinθ
2
1.3.3 Acceleration Ft =ma=∑ F
v f −vi
a=

a=
2
t
2
v f −v i
F=√ F2x + F 2y θ=tan
−1
( )
Fy
Fx
2∆ x
2.1.1 Pulley Two Masses hanging
1.3.4 FREE FALLING OBJECTS
2
∑ F=FN +m2 g−¿ m1 g=0 ¿
a=g=9.81m/ s
v f =v i +¿ 2.1.2 Pulley 2 object 1 Mass Hanging
∑ F=( m1 +m2 ) a=m2 g−Fr
y f − y i= (Vf + vi
2
t ) 2.2 Inclined Plane
1 2
y f − y i=v i t + g t Fg=mgsinθ FN =mgcosθ Fr=mgcosθμk / μs
2
2 2
v f =v i +2 g ∆ x 2.2.1 Inclined Plane Pulley
∑ F=( m1 +m2 ) a=m2 g−m1 gsinθ−Fr
1.4 VECTORS
v x =vcosθ v y =vsinθ 3 WORK ENERGY & POWER

( )
V RX=v 1 x + v2 x + … Kg−m
2

V Ry=v 1 y + v 2 y +… 1 J =1 N−m=1 2 W =Fd


s
Magnitude: v R= v x + v y √ 2 2

1
Direction: tan
−1
( )
v ry
v rx
F p=F r=μ k F n=μk mg KE= m v 2
2
1.5 PROJECTILE MOTION W net =K E2−K E 1 PEg=mgy
1.5.1 Horizontal Motion
1 2
∆ PEg=mg y 2−mg y 1 P Eet = k x
2

W
K E1 + P E 1=K E2 + P E2 P=
T

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