Explore vector components and their application to motion on a ramp in this college physics lecture. Revisit vector basics before delving into finding and working with vector components, including a point of caution. Learn about tilted axes and their relevance to ramp motion. Apply these concepts to solve problems involving distance and acceleration on inclined planes. Gain essential skills for analyzing two-dimensional motion, preparing you for future topics like projectile motion.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
VECTOR BASICS
FINDING VECTOR COMPONENTS
A POINT OF CAUTION WITH COMPONENTS
WORKING WITH COMPONENTS
TILTED AXES
MOTION ON A RAMP
of 360 m, while dropping a vertical distance of 170 m. What is
QUESTION 4: A ball rolls up the ramp, then back down. Which is the correct acceleration graph?
Taught by
Spahn's Science Lectures
