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物理必修一知识点总结（A summary of knowledge required for Physics） The first chapter describes the movement Particles, reference systems and coordinate systems are defined as particles of matter of mass and regardless of shape and size. Reference system: an object for reference. Coordinate system: the method of determining coordinates in a problem, that is, the coordinate system used for the problem. The time interval and time and displacement moment in time axis, with a time point, time interval with lines. Distance and displacement; length of an objects trajectory. Displacement indicates the position change of an object (particle). From the initial position to the last position, a directed line segment is used to indicate displacement. Vectors and scalar vectors have both magnitude and direction. Scalar has only size and no direction. A description of the speed of motion the formula for the variation of velocity coordinates and coordinates: Delta t=t2-t1 Velocity definition: the speed at which an object is moving by the ratio of displacement to the time it takes to produce this displacement. Formula: v=, Delta, s/, Delta, t Unit: m per second (m/s) Velocity is a vector, both in magnitude and in direction. The magnitude of the velocity is equal to the magnitude of the displacement of the object in unit time, and the direction of velocity is the direction of the motion of the object. Average speed and instantaneous speed; average speed; the average speed of an object in time interval. The instantaneous velocity interval is very, very small, and average speed at this time interval. The magnitude of the instantaneous velocity. The fourth experiment: use the timer to measure the speed of the electromagnetic dotting timer Spark timer Practice using RBI timers Measuring instantaneous speed with a dotting timer Represent speed, speed, time images (V-T images): an image describing the relation between velocity V and time t. Fifth description of the rate of speed change acceleration a