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what is motion in plane ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Motion in a plane includes linear motion, rotational motion, and projectile motion.

Answered by bhavana0143
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Motion can occur in one-dimension, in two-dimensions or in three-dimensions. Planar motion is when an object moves in two directions at the same time. For example, walking North and East simultaneously (Northeast) at a rapid rate of speed to get away from someone begging you to do their physics homework for them is planar motion. The use of a coordinate system is critical when analyzing motion in a plane. We use unit-vectors to designate direction along the axes. All unit-vectors have a magnitude of one and point in the positive direction of their axis. The symbol for a unit vector is a letter with a caret symbol over it. The x-direction unit vector is î, also known as i-hat. We use j-hat for the y-direction and k-hat for the positive z-direction.

3-D coordinate system showing unit-vectors.

ijkvectors

Linear Motion of a Single Object in Two-dimensions

Let's say we have a mass that started at the origin and three seconds into its motion reached point Q located at 4 meters along the negative x-axis and 3 meters up the positive z-axis. We would represent this mass's position at t = 3 s in three-dimensions (x,y,z) as (-4,0,3). Figure 1 shows point Q with its displacement vector (red arrow) from the origin to point Q in a three-dimensional grid. A three-dimensional grid is used to illustrate the two-dimensional plane that the mass is in. Our mass is in the x-z plane.

Figure 1. The displacement vector is written in unit vector notation.

2dposition

The mass at point Q was initially traveling at velocity

velocity_vector

and suddenly at position coordinates (-4 m, 0 m, 3 m) it experienced a force giving it an x-direction acceleration.

acceleration_vector

We could only measure the x-direction acceleration, and the mass eventually ended up back at the origin. What was the mass's acceleration in the z-direction?

Since we are dealing with motion in a plane we must treat the motion in each direction separately. It is best to start with a kinematic equation containing the variables that you have been given and the variable you are asked to determine.

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