1Distance vs displacement
Distance is the total length of travel by a moving object vs displacement which is the distance moved in a particular direction. It is a measure of change in position
2What is the distance and displacement respectively

46m and -6m
3What is the formula for average speed
$\frac{Total \space distance}{total \space time \space taken}$
4What is instantaneous speed
Speed of an object at a particular moment in time
5What is the formula for instantaneous speed
$\frac{Distance \space travelled}{time \space taken}$
6Speed vs velocity
Speed is the distance moved per unit time vs velocity which is the rate of change of displacement
7What is the formula for average and instantaneous velocity
$\frac{Total \space Displacement}{Total \space Time \space Taken} \space and \space \frac{Displacement}{Time \space Taken}$
8What is acceleration
It is the rate of change of velocity
9What is the formula for acceleraton
$\frac{v - u}{t}$ where v is final velocity and u is initial speed SI Unit: $m/s^2$
10When the acceleration is negative the deceleration is?
Positive
11What are 3 possible scenarios that an object will undergo acceleration
When an there is a change in speed and / or direction
12How to convert seconds to hours
Time in seconds / 3600
13What does the gradient in a distance time graph give
Speed
14What is the SLAP framework for plotting graphs
Scale - eg 1cm rep 10m, Line - Smoothness, Axis - Unit, Point - Plotting
15When gradient in a distance time graph is constant, increasing and decreasing, the speed is?
Constant / uniform, increasing, decreasing
16What does the gradient in displacement-time graph give?
Intantaneous velocity
17How to calculate gradient of a displacement time graph
$\frac{displacement}{time}$
18what does negative gradient mean in a displacement time graph
It means the object is moving in the opposite direction
19When will an object be in free fall
If it only experiences gravitational force or weight without air resistance
20What is the g = on earth
$10m/s^{-2}$
21When an object is in free fall, how much speed does it gain every second on earth
10m/s
22What does the graph of an object that is dropped from rest look like
A = displacement = height of ball

23What does the graph of an object thrown vertically upward until it reaches the highest point look like
A = displacement = height

24What does the graph of an object thrown vertically upward and fall back to the point of release look like
Area A = Area B = displacement = height

25What does the graph of an object thrown vertically upward from a point and fall past the point of release look like
Downward Distance > Upward Distance or B > A. height below point of release = B - A

26What does the graph of an object dropped from rest at a certain height and bounce upward look like
Downward Distance > Upward Distance or A > B, rebound height is lower
