Ch. 5 Sec. 1 Distance-Time Graphs

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Ch. 5 Sec. 1 Distance-Time Graphs Unit 2 Force & Motion Ch. 5 Sec. 1 Distance-Time Graphs

Distance-Time Graph Facts distance is plotted on the y-axis (vertical) & time is on the x-axis (horizontal) the slope or steepness of the line indicates the speed (steeper = faster) graph shows position from starting point x-axis is the starting point or point of origin

Dissecting Distance-Time Graphs Horizontal Line = Object NOT Moving

Dissecting Distance-Time Graphs Straight Upward Sloped Line = Object Moving Away from Starting Point at Constant Speed

Dissecting Distance-Time Graphs Straight Downward Sloped Line = Object Moving Towards Starting Point at Constant Speed

Dissecting Distance-Time Graphs Line with Different Slopes = Object Changes Speed Steeper Line: Faster Speed

Dissecting Distance-Time Graphs Curved Line = Object Speeding Up / Slowing Down

Distance-Time Graphs