Learning Outcomes
- Determine the change in velocity vector for an object from its initial and final positions.
- Recognize that determining the change in velocity vector for an object is a vector subtraction problem.
- Draw the change in velocity vector graphically.
- For a given coordinate system, express the initial and final velocity vectors in terms of their components.
- Calculate the change in velocity vector for an object given its initial and final velocities.
- Relate the average acceleration of an object between two points in time to its change in velocity.
- Determine the average acceleration of an object between two points in time.
- Recognize that determining the average acceleration of an object is a vector subtraction problem.
- Determine the direction of the average acceleration vector graphically.
- Calculate the average acceleration of an object over a known time interval given its initial and final velocities.
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- Change in Velocity and Average Acceleration. Authored by: Raymond Chastain. Provided by: University of Louisville, Lumen Learning. License: CC BY: Attribution