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+title: Vectors and Kinematics
+date: 2024-08-19
+---
+> One must always start a study into the heavily crippled IB editions of the glorious subject of Physics with the initial understanding that the road ahead lead to pain immeasurable.
+>
+> -> Prime of the Faith
+
+
+# Motion in 1D 
+In this rendering of motion, you will *never* need to use vector quantities to describe movement due to the scalar nature of all quantities discussed.
+## Reference Frames and Displacement
+- Any measurement about motion is taken in terms of a *reference frame*.
+> [!NOTE]
+> **Example:** A train that moves with respect to the ground being held stationary, is not moving with respect to a stationary person inside that train. If a person were to walk, at let's say $5$ km/s toward the back of the train while it moves forward at $80$ km/h, the person is moving at $75$ km/h with respect to the stationary ground.
+- In one dimension, only one axis, the $x$-axis of a coordinate plane is used.
+- the *net* distance an object has traveled is known as *displacement*
+- *total distance* is the overall distance traveled by the object/particle regardless of reference frame or initial/final positions
+- change in positions is described using $\Delta x$
+
+#physics