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Physics Course/Motion
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Motion
Motion refers to the movement of an object from one position to another position
Motion's Characteristics
If there is a Force F that makes an object of Mass m to move a Distance s within Time t Then
Speed
The ratio of Distance over Time gives Speed of Motion
Acceleration
The ratio of Speed over time gives Acceleration of the motion
Distance
Distance travels of the motion is defined as the product of Mass times Acceleration
S = v t = a t2
Force
Force causing the Motion
F = m a = m v t = p t
Work Done
Work done by the force is the product of the Force and the Distance travel
W = F s F v t = p v
Energy
Work done by the force is the product of the Force and the Distance travel
Types of Motion
/Linear Motion/
/Non - Linear Motion/
/Periodic Motion/
Reference
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