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Free Fall: Acceleration Due to Gravity
Describe free fall motion as constant acceleration due to gravity and calculate velocity and displacement for falling objects.
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Kinematics in One Dimension
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Learners will analyze motion along a straight line using position, velocity, acceleration, kinematic equations, and motion graphs.
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