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1.2 Quantifying Motion

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Time

Time is one of the fundamental quantities used to describe the sequence of events, the duration of events, and the intervals between them. Time is scalar quantity, represented with the variable t{t}, and measured in units of seconds (s{s}).

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  1. 1.1Scalars vs. VectorsPreview lesson
  2. 1.2Quantifying MotionThis lesson
  3. 1.3Kinematic EquationsPreview lesson
  4. 1.4Graphing MotionPreview lesson
  5. 1.5Relative MotionPreview lesson
  6. 1.62D KinematicsPreview lesson

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