One-Dimensional and Two-Dimensional Motion Simulation
Description:
This interactive simulation illustrates the fundamental difference between one-dimensional and two-dimensional motion.
In 1D motion, the object’s position is described using only the x-axis, while in 2D motion, both x- and y-axes are needed to track its movement. The simulation helps learners understand how motion is represented in a Cartesian coordinate system, how position vectors are used, and how dimensionality affects motion analysis.
Ideal for introducing students to basic mechanics, reference frames, and the geometry of motion in physics.
