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Pictures worth even MORE words now! Acceleration Graphs Pictures worth even MORE words now!

RECALL… Motion can be graphed Acceleration is merely a change in speed over time Knowing this, what do you think the two axis of our acceleration graphs are going to be?

Acceleration Graphs The vertical axis (y) will be velocity (m/s) The horizontal axis (x) will be time (s) SLOPE = Acceleration

Graphing and Acceleration Which of these is a velocity graph, and which is an acceleration graph? How can you tell?

Velocity vs Time Graphs Velocity v. Time graph shows how velocity changes over time ANY slope at all shows an acceleration

DIFFERENT SLOPES… A POSITIVE slope means there is POSITIVE acceleration Positive acceleration means speeding up Which of these lines has a greater acceleration? B – It has a greater slope

DIFFERENT SLOPES… A slope of ZERO shows an acceleration of 0m/s2 This just means there is a constant speed Slope of zero = horizontal line Which of these lines has a greater acceleration? Neither – Both are zero has a greater velocity? A – It has velocity of 130m/s

DIFFERENT SLOPES… A NEGATIVE slope means there is NEGATIVE acceleration Negative acceleration means slowing down Slowing down = DECELERATING Which of these lines has a greater deceleration? A – It has a greater slope

Slopes: Recap Line slopes up Line slopes down Straight Horizontal line Velocity is increasing Velocity is decreasing Positive acceleration Negative acceleration Straight Horizontal line Constant velocity No acceleration

Calculating Acceleration What is the formula for acceleration? What is the velocity at 1 s? What is the velocity at 4 s? What is the acceleration between 1 and 4 seconds? A = (Vf-Vi) t = (2m/s – 8m/s) 3 s = - 6 m/s = -2 m/s2 3s

Putting it all together Tell me what is happening for each line A – Decelerating B – Constant velocity (0 m/s) AND no acceleration. This is STOPPED. C – Acceleration D – Constant velocity (15 m/s) AND no acceleration. This is NOT STOPPED