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SECANT. Line c intersects the circle in only one point and is called a TANGENT to the circle. a b c TANGENT/RADIUS THEOREMS: 1. Any tangent of a circle is perpendicular to a radius of the circle at their point of intersection. 2. Any pair of tangents drawn a
Find the average velocity over the interval where t 1 sec. to t 2 sec. Instantaneous Velocity (Velocity) Suppose you wanted to find instantaneous velocity (or simply velocity) of an object when t 1 sec. This would be the same as the approximation of the tangent line problem where w
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PhET Moving Man 1. Set velocity to 0.5 0m/s 3. Set velocity to 2.0 0m/s 2. Set velocity to 1.00m /s 4. Set velocity to 3.0 0m/s 5. Set velocity to 4.0 0m/s 6. Set velocity to 10.00m /s Part 1 Directions: Before each run hit the button, set values and to make the man move Then DRAW the Position, Velocity and Acceleration graphs!
VPL Lab ah-Velocity Bats 1 Rev 9/18/14 Name School _ Date Velocity: A Bat's Eye View of Velocity PURPOSE There are a number of useful ways of modeling (representing) motion. . (initial velocity) tool and Go button to launch the cart at a known positive or negative velocity. 4. Change the color of the lines drawn on the graph.
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