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Average Quantities

Physical representation of the a position vector to a point q and another to a point p from the same origin. A physical representation of the displacement from q to p. A vector equation representing the position vector q and separate one for p. Mathematical function for the position vector q plus the displacement vector set equal to the position vector p.

Average Quantities

Position & Displacement

Kinematics is the study of motion through describing and relating the position (r→), velocity (v→), and acceleration (a→) of a system. Average Quantities involves taking snapshots in time of an initial and final state of a system and finding the average of the above quantities.

Lecture 1 | Position & Displacement

Average Velocity & Acceleration

Kinematics is the study of motion through describing and relating the position (r→), velocity (v→), and acceleration (a→) of a system. Average Quantities involves taking snapshots in time of an initial and final state of a system and finding the average of the above quantities.

Lecture 2 | Average Velocity & Acceleration

Director of BoxSand: Dr. KC Walsh

Department of Physics
College of Science
Corvallis, OR 97331
walshke@oregonstate.edu

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