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Motion In A Plane
Chapter Name : Motion In Plane
Sub Topic Code : 101_11_04_07_02
Topic Name : Motion In A Plane
Sub Topic Name : Velocity
Introduction

Velocity is a vector quantity that needs to be described using the speed of the particle and the direction of motion of the particle.

Pre-Requisites:

Vector Resolution, Position Vector, Displacement, Displacement Vector, Velocity

Activity:

Observe and understand why two cars travelling in the same speed but in opposite directions are said to have different velocities

Real Life Question:

Which vector quantity defines both speed and direction of a particle?

Key Words / FlashCards
Key Words Definitions (pref. in our own words)
Velocity Velocity is a vector quantity that has both speed and direction.
Average Velocity Displacement of a body over a fixed time interval is called Average Velocity.
Instantaneous Velocity The velocity of a body at any particular instant.
Learning aids / Gadgets
Gadgets How it can be used
Race To observe velocity
Real life uses :

Can help us to analyse the motion of bodies mathematically

Places to visit :

Car race

Practical examples around us
Examples Explainations
Vehicles Different vehicles travel with different velocities.
What you learn in Theory:

Analysis of velocity using vectors and calculus

What you learn in Practice:

How velocity is quite different from speed and that direction of a body is as important as the speed when defining the motion of a body

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