Name: tracking motion with position and displacement
Uploaded: 2023-09-22T11:49:39.000Z
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لوصف حركة الجسم ، يجب تحديد موضعه بالنسبة إلى إطار مرجعي مناسب. تعرف مجموعة المحاور التعسفية التي تصف موضع الكائن وحركته بالإطار المرجعي.
بشكل عام ، يتم استخدام الأرض أو الأجسام الثابتة على الأرض كإطارات مرجعية. على سبيل المثال ، يمكن وصف موقع الطائرة أثناء إقلاعها فيما يتعلق بالأرض ككل أو برج مراقبة المطار. لوصف موضع الجسم على طول حركة أحادية البعد ، غالبا ما نستخدم المتغير x.
الآن ، لنفترض أن كائنا يتحرك بالنسبة إلى إطار مرجعي - على سبيل المثال ، تحركت سيارة إلى اليسار بالنسبة إلى مبنى ، ثم يتغير موضع السيارة. هذا التغيير في الموقف يسمى الإزاحة.
ومع ذلك ، فإن القيمة العددية ل x على طول خط مستقيم تحدد موضع الكائن الذي قد يكون موجودا فيه. يشار إلى أي تغيير في الموضع على طول هذا الخط عن طريق الإزاحة ، حيث Δx هو الإزاحة ويتم حسابه بطرح الموضع الأولي من الموضع النهائي. إنها كمية متجهة لأنها تشير إلى الاتجاه ، واعتمادا على اختيار الاتجاه الإيجابي ، يمكن أن تكون موجبة أو سالبة.

الموقف والإزاحة

<div style="direction:rtl">يحدد موضع الجسم موقعه بالنسبة إلى إطار إسناد مناسب في أي وقت معين. إطار الإسناد عبارة عن مجموعة محاور عشوائية التي يتم من خلالها وصف موضع الجسم وحركته. غالبًا ما تُستخدم الأرض كإطار إسناد، وغالبًا ما نصف موضع الجسم من حيث صلته بالأجسام الثابتة على الأرض. فمثلاً، يمكن وصف إطلاق صاروخ من حيث موضع الصاروخ بالنسبة للأرض ككل. ومن ناحية أخرى، يمكن وصف موضع راكب الدراجة من حيث موقعه بالنسبة للمباني التي يمر بها. وفي حالات أخرى، نستخدم أطر إسناد غير ثابتة، بل متحركة بالنسبة للأرض. لوصف موضع شخص ما في الطائرة، مثلاً، نستخدم الطائرة، وليس الأرض، كإطار إسناد. لوصف موضع جسم يخضع لحركة أحادية البعد، غالبًا ما نستخدم المتغير x. إذا تحرك جسم بالنسبة إلى إطار إسناد، فإن موضع الجسم يتغير. فمثلاً، إذا تحرك الأستاذ إلى اليمين بالنسبة إلى السبورة البيضاء، فإن موضع الأستاذ قد تغير. هذا التغيير في الموضع يسمى الإزاحة. تشير كلمة "إزاحة" إلى أن جسمًا قد تحرك أو تم إزاحته. على الرغم من أن الموضع هو القيمة العددية لـ x على طول خط مستقيم حيث قد يقع الجسم، فإن الإزاحة تعطي التغيير في الموضع على طول هذا الخط. وبما أن الإزاحة تشير إلى الاتجاه، فإن الإزاحة هي كمية متجهة ويمكن أن تكون موجبة أو سالبة، اعتمادًا على الاتجاه الذي تم اختياره باعتباره موجبًا.  أيضًا، يمكن أن يتضمن تحليل الحركة على العديد من الإزاحات. فمثلاً، إذا كان اليمين موجبًا، وتحرك جسم مسافة 2 م إلى اليمين، ثم 4 م إلى اليسار، فإن الإزاحات الفردية هي 2 م و -4 م على التوالي. يُشار إلى الإزاحة بـ Δx، وهي التغيير في الموضع. نحن نحل دائمًا قيمة الإزاحة بطرح الموضع الابتدائي من الموضع النهائي. هذا النص مقتبس من <a href="https://openstax.org/books/university-physics-volume-1/pages/3-1-position-displacement-and-average-velocity">Openstax، الفيزياء الجامعية المجلد 1، القسم 3.1: الموضع والإزاحة ومتوسط السرعة</a>.</div>

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Position and Displacement

tracking motion with position and displacement

Position and displacement are key ideas in straight-line motion. Position tells where an object is located compared with a chosen starting point, called the origin. Displacement describes how far and in what direction the object has moved from its starting position.

These ideas help describe motion clearly. Position can change as an object moves. Displacement focuses on the change in position, not just the path taken. That makes it useful for comparing motion in a simple and precise way.

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Tracking Motion with Position and Displacement

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