Describe displacement, velocity and acceleration using functions with a stated time domain.
A formula is a model over an interval
In one-dimensional motion, position x(t), velocity v(t) and acceleration a(t) may vary with time. State the time units, the coordinate’s positive direction and the interval on which the model applies.
v(t)=dtdx,a(t)=dtdv=dt2d2x
If x(0) is not zero, displacement from the starting point is x(t)−x(0). Speed is ∣v(t)∣. SUVAT applies only when the acceleration function is constant over the interval.
Differentiate once for velocity, twice for acceleration
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03•Non-Uniform Acceleration
Using Integration
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Each integration needs its own constant
v(t2)−v(t1)=∫t1t2a(t)dt
x(t2)−x(t1)=∫t1t2v(t)dt
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