Cornell Notes 4-5 Speed vs Time Graphs

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Cornell Notes 4-5 Speed vs Time Graphs February 14, 2017 – Page 125

Remember our Graph for the Three Little Pigs

Now Let’s Do a Speed vs Time Graph This time, Time is still on the x-axis, but VELOCITY is going to be on the Y-Axis

No Motion – Talking to Pigs Flat Line Speed=0 mi/min

Constant Motion – Walking in the Woods Flat Line Speed=0.2 mi/min

Combined Motion – 1st 7 Minutes Flat Lines 2nd Speed is faster 0.33 mi/min 0.2 mi/min

Backwards Constant Motion – Running Home Flat Line Speed=0.2 mi/min

Changing Motion – I’m Hungry! Straight Line Speed increases

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