Distance-Time Graphs EQ: What can you learn from a distance-time graph?

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Distance-Time Graphs EQ: What can you learn from a distance-time graph?

How can we graph motion?  Distance-time graphs are one common type of motion graph.  A straight line on the graph indicates constant speed.

What else can we do with distance-time graphs?  Distance-time graphs can be used to compare the motion of 2 objects.  A steeper the line, with a greater slope, means faster speed.

How can we calculate speed from a distance-time graph?

Can distance-time graphs show changes in speed?  i. Constant speed, beginning at a distance  ii. Stopped = horizontal line  iii. Speeding up = slope increases  iv. Constant speed

Interpret each line on this graph

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