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- An object in uniformly acceleration motion is an object that is moving in an acceleration that is uniform. Meaning that the acceleration doesn’t change but velocity does.
- Good afternoon everyone! I am Mr. Ben Shapiro and today I will tell you a story about my lovely dog in connection to objects in Uniform Accelerated Motion! Does anyone know about this concept?
- A very good example of it is when a ball is rolling off the ground!
- Yes my dear students, excellent! Now, let's start the story. One glorious morning my sister decided to play ball with my dog. And then...
- Hey Rosie! Get back here! Ben is waiting for us to have breakfast together.... Don't gooooooo, Stoppp!
- Because the ball is in a uniform acceleration....The velocity is speeding up constantly making the ball roll faster down the street, and then something happened...
- It's okay Sandra, at least I have my breaks on and I was also cycling at a constant speed, Thank goodness.
- Oh Mr. Kiko, I am so sorry, Rosie's just trying to catch the rolling soccer ball.
- Another example of Uniform Accelerated Motion in this situation is the bicycle was on break, such that it is going slowly in a constant pace. Now let's continue. Finally after a few runs and lapses..
- Oh there you are Rosie, at last the ball came to a stop. You are all dirty now just like your ball. Let's go take a bath shall we!
- After an exhaustful day outside chasing Rosie and the soccer ball, my sister took Rosie in a bubble bath. She also noticed that the when Rosie releases the ball down from the bottom of the bathtub it comes back up always at the same rate. It's another example of UAM!
- Good girl Rosie! You are now a squeezy fresh doggo!
- After her bubbly bath, Rosie slept with her soccer ball for the next consecutive nights! I hope you have gained a lesson today dear students!
- What a cute story you shared to us! Thank you Mr. Shapiro and we clearly understood it based on the situations you gave!
- I agree with you. Dear classmate! That is so true!
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