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3 Types of 2D Motion we will Discuss - PowerPoint Presentation

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3 Types of 2D Motion we will Discuss - PPT Presentation

Projectile Motion Already Done Motion on a Ramp Circular Motion coming your way in a few weeks 2015 Pearson Education Inc Part 1 Motion on a Ramp 2015 Pearson Education Inc ID: 778112

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3 Types of 2D Motion we will Discuss

Projectile Motion (Already Done!!!)Motion on a RampCircular Motion (coming your way in a few weeks)

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Part 1 Motion on a Ramp

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Accelerated Motion on a Ramp

A crate slides down a frictionless (i.e., smooth) ramp tilted at angle θ.The crate is constrained to accelerate parallel to the surface.Both the acceleration and velocity vectors are parallel to the ramp.

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Accelerated Motion on a Ramp

Coordinate Systemx-axis along the rampy-axis perpendicular. All motion will be along the

x

-axis.

The acceleration parallel to the ramp is a component of the free-fall acceleration the object would have if the ramp vanished:

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Question 1

A ball rolls up the ramp, then back down. Which is the correct acceleration graph?

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Question 2: Maximum possible speed for a skier

The Willamette Pass ski area in Oregon was the site of the 1993 U.S. National Speed Skiing Competition. The skiers started from

rest and then accelerated down a stretch of the

mountain aiming

for the highest

possible speed

During

this acceleration phase, the skiers traveled 360 m while dropping a vertical distance

of 170 m. What is the fastest speed a skier could achieve at the end of this run

?

Use Your Worksheet Draw the Picture

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