Knowledge points about "Description of Motion (Section 1 of Chapter 11 of Junior High School Physics)" and "Speed ??of Movement (Section 2 of Chapter 11 of Junior High School Physics)"

1. Description of motion

Motion is a common phenomenon in the universe.

Mechanical motion: The change in the position of an object is called mechanical motion.

Reference object: The object selected as a standard when studying whether an object is moving or stationary (or an object that is assumed to be stationary) is called a reference object.

The relativity between motion and rest : Whether the same object is moving or stationary depends on the selected reference object.

2. Speed ??of movement

Speed: describes the speed of the movement of an object. The speed is equal to the distance traveled by the moving object in unit time.

Formula: v=s/t

The unit of speed is: m/s; km/h.

Uniform linear motion: motion along a straight line with constant speed. This is the simplest mechanical movement.

Variable speed motion: The speed of an object’s movement changes.

Average speed: In variable speed motion, the speed of the object during the distance can be obtained by dividing the total distance by the time taken. This is the average speed.