One-to-One Grinds
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Overview
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The length of time that we recommend members of each team spend on this topic are as follows:
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Alpha – 37 days
Bravo – 28 days
Charlie – 22 days
Delta – 17 days
Echo – 13 days
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Happy learning!
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Learning Objectives
The difference between displacement and distance
The difference between velocity and speed
How to derive the SUVAT equations
Why we need four SUVAT equations
When the SUVAT equations can and cannot be used
How to use the 1D SUVAT scalar equations
How to choose the suitable SUVAT equation(s)
How to draw a time-displacement graph
How to draw a time-velocity graph
How to represent a stationary object on graphs
How to represent an object moving with constant velocity on graphs
How to represent an object moving with uniform acceleration on graphs
How to use the features of a time-velocity graph
How to deal with an instantaneous acceleration change
How to describe the motion of an object using partial variables
How to describe the motion of an object using connected variables
The difference between derived units and base units
Why every term must be dimensionally the same
How to perform a dimensional analysis
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Keywords
displacement
velocity
acceleration
uniform acceleration
scalar equation
vector equation
graph
instantaneous
average speed
partial variable
connected variable
base units
derived units
dimensional analysis
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