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  1. The value of the acceleration due to gravity.
  2. The variation of distance and velocity with time for a freely falling object.
  3. The difference between Galileo's ideas regarding motion and Aristotle's ideas regarding motion.
  4. The variation of distance and velocity with time in uniformly accelerated motion.
  5. The velocity and acceleration involved when an object is thrown upward.
  6. The relationships involved in projectile motion.





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