Motion — definition?
Change in an object's position over time.
Reference Point — role?
A fixed point to determine motion.
Distance — measurement?
Total length of the path traveled.
Speed — calculation?
Speed = distance divided by time.
Time — measurement?
Duration during which motion occurs.
Motion — relative to?
A reference point or observer.
Reference Point — example?
Tree, fence, or house.
Distance units?
Meters, kilometers, miles, feet.
Speed units?
m/s, km/h, mph, ft/s.
Time units?
Seconds, minutes, hours.
Answer 5 questions on Fundamentals of Motion and Measurement.
1. What does the term 'motion' specifically refer to in physics?
2. Which of the following is an example of a reference point used to determine motion?
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