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    \vspace{-2pt}\large{\bf{\textcolor{DarkBackground}{\textrm{One and two dimensional motion Cheat Sheet}}}} \\
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   \vspace{-2pt}Published 1st October, 2020.\\
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speed & s = d/t -\textgreater{} 50 + 30 = 80 miles, 1+1 = 2h -\textgreater{} 80 miles/2h = 40 mph \tn 
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velocity & v = ∆x/t \tn 
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average velocity & v avg = ∆x/∆t = xf − xi/tf − ti -\textgreater{} 100 m in 10.61 s -\textgreater{} xf = 100 m, xi = 0 m, tf = 10.61 s, ti = 0 s -\textgreater{} v avg = 100 m - 0 m / 10.61 s - 0 s = 100/10.61 = 9.43 m/s \tn 
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motion map & an image that represents the position, velocity, and acceleration of an object at one-second intervals \tn 
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scalar & a quantity that is described by magnitude alone \tn 
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Motion and reference frame & All motion is relative. It depends on a reference frame. An object may appear to move faster or slower depending on the reference frame. \tn 
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average velocity & The slope of a line changes when the velocity of an object changes -\textgreater{} The steeper the slope, the greater the velocity. The average velocity will be different than any of the other. Any point on the line will give only an instantaneous velocity. \tn 
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No motion & horizontal line - means object is not moving -\textgreater{} The object's position does not change \tn 
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Motion & Displayed in a vector ! \tn 
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