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| ==== Lecture Video ==== | ==== Lecture Video ==== |
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| {{youtube>7gKIQEtT7x4?large}} | {{youtube>vzof--LEJw4?large}} |
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| * [[183_notes:displacement_and_velocity#predicting_the_motion_of_objects|Update the position using this new momentum (velocity).]] | * [[183_notes:displacement_and_velocity#predicting_the_motion_of_objects|Update the position using this new momentum (velocity).]] |
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| Note that in this example, the cart was moving at constant velocity, so we didn't need to do much step 4 above. In future weeks, there will be examples of how to use Glowscript to model motion when there is net force. | Note that in this example, the cart was moving at constant velocity, so we didn't need to do much step 4 above. In future weeks, there will be examples of how to use Glowscript to model motion when there is nonzero net force. |
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| <code python videoexample.py> | <code python videoexample.py> |
| t = t + dt | t = t + dt |
| print('t = ', t, 's') | print('t = ', t, 's') |
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| </code> | </code> |