Kinematics
If a student theorizes that the acceleration due to gravity varies with horizontal distance traveled by a projectile, how might they test this theory using standard laboratory equipment?
What would be the final displacement after t seconds if an object starts from rest and accelerates uniformly at a m/s^2?
A particle travels on a straight path with its velocity changing at time intervals. How does acceleration relate to velocity in this type of motion?
What does Newton's First Law, also known as the law of inertia, state about an object in motion?
In projectile motion, which approximation might most likely cause a noticeable discrepancy between theoretical and actual range at high velocities?
If two objects have equal mass, but one object has twice the velocity of the other, how does their linear momentum compare?
If an object falls freely near the surface of Earth, ignoring air resistance, it will accelerate downwards at approximately what value?
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What unit is used to express displacement or distance traveled by an object?
When analyzing the motion of a bullet fired from a gun, how might the simplification of the bullet's motion affect the accuracy of its predicted impact point?
What is the SI unit of impulse?