Average speed
Distance divided by elapsed time gives speed, not signed vector velocity.
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Distance divided by elapsed time gives speed, not signed vector velocity.
Physics and mechanics ↗Constant acceleration in one dimension.
Physics and mechanics ↗Average acceleration is change in velocity divided by elapsed time.
Physics and mechanics ↗Uses F = ma for constant mass in an inertial frame.
Physics and mechanics ↗The paired forces act on different bodies.
Physics and mechanics ↗Mass is not weight.
Physics and mechanics ↗Classical translational kinetic energy; not a relativistic model.
Physics and mechanics ↗Assumes approximately constant gravitational acceleration over the height change.
Physics and mechanics ↗One-dimensional classical momentum, with signed velocity.
Physics and mechanics ↗Force must be constant or the time-averaged force over the interval.
Physics and mechanics ↗Work is the dot product of force and displacement.
Physics and mechanics ↗Power is energy transfer per unit time.
Physics and mechanics ↗The angle lies between the lever arm and force.
Physics and mechanics ↗One revolution is 2π radians.
Physics and mechanics ↗Required net inward force for uniform circular motion; it is not an additional force type.
Physics and mechanics ↗Use a kinetic coefficient for sliding force or a static coefficient for the maximum static limit, not automatic static force.
Physics and mechanics ↗Linear spring within its elastic range.
Physics and mechanics ↗Ideal undamped mass–spring oscillator with a massless spring.
Physics and mechanics ↗Small-angle simple pendulum with a point mass and massless string.
Physics and mechanics ↗Ideal two-dimensional flight to a horizontal ground plane, with no drag and constant gravity.
Physics and mechanics ↗Starts from rest, with no air resistance and constant gravity.
Physics and mechanics ↗Newtonian ideal escape speed without atmosphere or rotation.
Physics and mechanics ↗Keplerian two-body model using the combined mass of the bodies.
Physics and mechanics ↗Force is normal to the surface and averaged over the stated area.
Physics and mechanics ↗Archimedes’ principle for the displaced fluid volume in a static uniform fluid.
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