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Direction of motion

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Acceleration is constant
Motion is in a straight line

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Acceleration is constant
Motion is in a straight line

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Velocity is constant
Motion is in a straight line

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Acceleration is constant
Motion is in a circle

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Force is constant
Motion is in a straight line

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Mass is concentrated along a line
It has no thickness
It is rigid (does not bend)

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Mass is concentrated along a line
It has no thickness
It is rigid (does not bend)

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Mass is concentrated at one point
It has no length
It is rigid (does not bend)

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Mass is distributed over an area
It has variable thickness
It is flexible (can bend)

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Mass is concentrated along a surface
It has negligible length
It is elastic (can stretch)

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8.2 Modelling Assumptions Flashcards

8.2 Modelling Assumptions Flashcards