Describing motion

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Karnataka state Science text book for Class-8:Chapter-8, Describing motion.

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• Physical quantities required to measure Motion: Distance travelled and Displacement, Speed,velocity and acceleration.

• Scalars and vectors.

• Differences between uniform and non-uniform velocity.

• Graphical representation of velocity and acceleration.

• Numerical problems on distance travelled, displacement, velocity and acceleration.

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• Physical quantities required to measure Motion: Distance travelled and Displacement, Speed,velocity and acceleration.

• Scalars and vectors.

• Differences between uniform and non-uniform velocity.

Learning objectives

• Defines motion.

• Defines the physical quantities required for the measurement.

• Distinguishes between scalar and vector quantity.

• Distinguishes between distance travelled and displacement.

• Distinguishes between uniform and non-uniform velocity.

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• Graphical representation of velocity and acceleration.

• Numerical problems on distance travelled, displacement, velocity and acceleration.

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• Represents graphically velocity and acceleration.

• Calculates distance travelled and displacement.

• Solves numerical problems on velocity and acceleration.

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