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h1. MIT 8.01 Lesson 5:  Motion with Constant Acceleration (Steady Net Force)

h4. Lesson Summary

{excerpt}The [One-Dimensional Motion with Constant Acceleration|1-D Motion (Constant Acceleration)] [model] is one of the most frequently applied in all of introductory mechanics.{excerpt} 

h4. Learning Objectives

After completing this Lesson, students should be able to:

* understand and use the [One-Dimensional Motion with Constant Acceleration|1-D Motion (Constant Acceleration)] model template from the [Hierarchy of Models].  
* accomplish the Learning Objectives listed in that [template|1-D Motion (Constant Acceleration)].

{include:Motion with Constant Acceleration (Interactions)}
{include:Motion with Constant Acceleration (Laws of Change)}
{include:Motion with Constant Acceleration (Graphs)}
{include:Motion with Constant Acceleration (Freefall)}
{include:Motion with Constant Acceleration (Multi-Stage)}
{include:Motion with Constant Acceleration (Multi-System)}

{note}Now that you have completed the Lesson, look at the [model template for 1-D Motion with Constant Acceleration|1-D Motion (Constant Acceleration)], which is intended to be a succinct summary of what you have learned.{note}

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