Kinematics

On this page pleae describe kinematics, list and explain all equations, define each variable, then give example of the use of all of the kinematic equations. 

American Heritage Dictionary

The branch of mechanics that studies the motion of a body or a system of bodies without consideration given to its mass or the forces acting on it.

Tasha

Kinematics (To move in Greek) is a branch of mechanics that involve motion of objects. It's the study of how normal objects move, what caused them, and what role dynamics play in kinematics while utilizing the laws our past philosophers and scientists discovered for us. This branch includes Newton's Laws, gravity (10 m/s/s), velocity, speed, and many others. We use kinematics in our daily lifes; our walking speed is measured by velocity, Newton's Second Law plays a role in every baseball player, and jugglers would be doomed without gravity.

Here's a cool video about one a kinematics' subject: constant acceleration! media type="youtube" key="86aI_P00x3Q&hl=en&fs=1" height="344" width="425" -Kevinnn