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hello welcome back in this lesson in physics we're going to cover the concept called uniform motion if you want to blow it out a little bit bigger it will be uniform motion in one dimension so now finally after we've covered the concepts of displacement and distance and also speed and velocity and then finally acceleration and of course instantaneous velocity instantaneous acceleration we have all of the ingredients in place to actually start calculating how things are going to move so ultimately what we want to do the end game is we want to be able to take a baseball and I want to be able to throw it at an angle to the ground and then we want to be able to calculate things like how far does the baseball go before it hits the ground again we want to calculate how high does the baseball go we want to calculate how long does it in time how many seconds does it travel and so on and so that's what we're going but before we get there we're gonna talk about motion only in one dimension which means just this way in that way plus X and minus X that's the only way that that these things that we're gonna start calculating can travel they cannot go up and down they cannot go to you to the camera in a way they can only go in the plus X direction and also in the minus X direction and so the simplest kind of motion of any kind is what we call a uniform motion uniform motion in physics just means it's a complicated sounding thing but it just means constant velocity the velocity is not changing so uniform motion what does uniform mean it means an unchanging right so it means unchanging velocity velocity that doesn't change so let's talk about that actually what we're gonna do I'll just give you the roadmap in this lessons we're gonna describe uniform motion we're gonna give it a given the equation of the uniform motion and then we're going to squeeze every last bit of understanding that we can out of that equation so that you know in your gut what it actually means and then in the next lesson we're going to start solving actual problems so you'll get some practice with it so what we're gonna do is start talking about the concept we just mentioned it's called uniform motion right and I just said in words what uniform means there's really it's really the the same thing that you can think of it three different ways so the first way is what I told you is constant velocity so let's just take a second and understand what constant velocity means it means the object is moving but it's not speeding up and it's not slowing down it's just marching along it's some stately constant values very simple motion nothing and little real-life travels at a real...