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/1/14 Position and displacement Objectives Describe motion in 1D using position, distance, and displacement. Analyze motion in 1D using position, distance, and displacement. Correctly use and interpret positive and negative values of position and displacement. 1. A robot car moves 200 m east, turns around and moves 600 m west. Describe this motion using position, displacement, and distance. 2. A woman starts at x = m and has three successive displacements of - m. What is her final position? Physics terms origin position displacement 3. What displacement moves an object from a position of 2 meters to a position of -1 meters? Equations Describing motion Before you can predict an object s motion, you need to be able to describe it. The final position equals the initial position plus any displacements. How do we describe an object s position? If the object moves, what is the difference between its distance and displacement? 1

/1/14 Exploring the ideas Click on this interactive on page 74. Initial position or final position can be entered here. Enter a displacement of meters Click [Enter] Final position Distance moved Final position - 1 Add a displacement of meters Click [Enter] Distance moved 2

/1/14 position? position? - 1 Distance is always positive. It doesn t tell you where you are because it has no direction information. - 1 displacement? displacement? - 1 Displacement is a change in position that includes direction. - 1 The position equation Importance of the origin The final position equals the initial position plus any displacements. How is position described? In order to describe where something is, always begin by deciding on an origin. All positions can then be described by comparing them to the origin. 3

/1/14 Importance of the origin Position GPS systems use 0 latitude and longitude as the origin. Position tells you where you are relative to an origin. Positive and negative values tell you whether you are in front or behind, or to the left or right of the origin. The position equation Coordinate systems To describe displacement, you must create a coordinate system and choose which direction is positive and which is negative. The final position equals the initial position plus any displacements. How is displacement described? This is a choice! It may change for different problems. - Left - Right West - East + Up Down + North South - Displacement Displacement is a vector Displacement is a change in position. Positive and negative values indicate direction. Displacement is a vector because it contains direction information. For motion along a line, direction is positive or negative. 4

/1/14 Distance is a scalar Adding displacements Distance is a scalar quantity. It does not include direction information. An ant starts at 2 m, and crawls forward 7.1 m. Then it turns around and crawls back. m. What is the ant s final position? Adding displacements Adding displacements An ant starts at 2 m, and crawls forward 7.1 m. Then it turns around and crawls back. m. What is the ant s final position? Add displacements graphically by drawing vectors to scale: The first vector starts at the initial position. The second vector starts at the end of the first vector. An ant starts at 2 m, and crawls forward 7.1 m. Then it turns around and crawls back. m. What is the ant s final position? You can also use numerical addition. This is faster and more accurate. Example: A boat sails 0 km north then 800 km south. Example: A boat sails 0 km north then 800 km south. What do you choose as the initial position? What do you choose as the initial position? Let the initial position be zero km: When nothing is said to establish a particular start you may assume the initial position is zero.

/1/14 Example: A boat sails 0 km north then 800 km south. Example: A boat sails 0 km north then 800 km south. What are the displacements? What are the displacements? 0 km north is a displacement of +0 km: 800 km south is a displacement of -800 km: Displacements are movements, so words such as move, sail, run, and travel are clues. Example: A boat sails 0 km north then 800 km south. 1. A robot car moves 200 m east, turns around and moves 600 m west. Describe this motion using position, displacement, and distance. What is the final position? 1. A robot car moves 200 m east, turns around and moves 600 m west. Describe this motion using position, displacement, and distance. 2. A woman starts at x = m and has three successive displacements of - m. What is her final position? The robot car starts at the origin with a position of 0 m. It has a displacement of +200 m east, and then a displacement of 600 m west. Its final position is 400 meters west of the origin. The total distance traveled is 800 m. 6

/1/14 2. A woman starts at x = m and has three successive displacements of - m. What is her final position? 3. What displacement moves an object from a position of 2 meters to a position of -1 meters? Asked: displacement Given: initial and final positions Relationships: The final position is -2 m. Solution: Answer: 3. What displacement moves an object from a position of 2 meters to a position of -1 meters? Asked: displacement Given: initial and final positions Relationships: x f = x i + d Solution: d = x f x i d = -1 m 2 m = -40 m Answer: The displacement is -40 meters 7