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GALILEO GALILEI IN THE CATHEDRAL OF PISA - 1583

SWINGING PENDULUM OBSERVED DUE TO AN EARTHQUAKE IN TUSCANY

CONCLUSION: LAW OF FALLING BODIES

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https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/gravity/1/steps/48481

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FREEFALL - falling under the influence of gravity only

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FREEFALL - falling under the influence of gravity only

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THE LAW OF FALLING BODIES:
In a vacuum, all bodies fall with the same constant acceleration.

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GALILEO FAMOUS EXPERIMENT - FROM TOWER OF PISA

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GALILEO FAMOUS EXPERIMENT - FROM TOWER OF PISA

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WHICH falls faster - heavy or light ball?

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Galileo's Leaning Tower of Pisa experiment

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ACROSS THE ALPS SCIENCE TOUR 2024 - GALILEO MUSEUM, FLORENCE, ITALY

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ACROSS THE ALPS SCIENCE TOUR 2024 - GALILEO MUSEUM, FLORENCE, ITALY

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GALILEO MUSEUM, FLORENCE, CERN TOUR 2024 BISHOPS

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Freefall = only the force acting on it is gravity

If a body is falling or rising freely, then it will accelerate at 9,8 m.s⁻² down.

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Click to open the slides in PowerPoint

Go through each slide

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Worked examples Worksheets: Equations of Motion

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Worked examples Worksheets: Equations of Motion

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If Up is chosen as +ve

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Mark Ex 1.3 - Q1,3,5,6

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BOUNCING BALL PHYSICS

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Ball bouncing in slow motion: Rubber ball

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Using Tracker:

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Use of Tracker to understand Bouncing Ball Kinematics Graphs

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With inelastic bouncing:

Ek of object after bouncing < Ek of object before bouncing

Rebound velocity after bounce < impact velocity upon bounce

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With elastic bouncing:

Ek of object after bouncing = Ek of object before bouncing

Rebound velocity after bounce = impact velocity upon bounce

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Kinematics Graph  Bouncing Ball Elastic ~xmphysics0

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With inelastic bouncing:

Ek of object after bouncing < Ek of object before bouncing

Rebound velocity after bounce < impact velocity upon bounce

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Kinematics Graph  Bouncing Ball Inelastic ~xmphysics0

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Explaining how energy is lost in inelastic collisions:

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HOW TO GRAPH.
Down is positive direction:

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1.3.8 Draw the v-t graph for the motion of the ball.
Down is positive direction:

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Down is positive direction:

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1.3.10 Draw the position vs time graph.
Down is positive direction:

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AP Physics C: Mechanics: 1.2 Kinematics: Motion in Two Dimensions [Part 1]

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Episode 4: Inertia - The Mechanical Universe