Understanding Motion Graphs

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Understanding Motion Graphs

To Understand Motion Graphs ASK – What quantity doe the slope represent? Is the slope constant or is it changing? The quantity (#1) is then doing what the slope is doing.

Uniform Motion During each time interval distance (d) change a certain amount  Velocity (V) is constant. V – Constant a = 0  d v t t

Accelerated Motion Non-uniform Motion Velocity Changes a = ------- t m/s Units = ---------- = m/s2 s

Evenly Accelerated Motion Changing Slope a = constant Y – changes  v d t t