“Walking the Graphs” Lab. We have talked about how the graphs can show motion We have looked at graphs and drawn them.

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“Walking the Graphs” Lab

We have talked about how the graphs can show motion We have looked at graphs and drawn them

The graphs Each student will get a sheet with 4 graphs on it Take a minute to write on the graph motion information on each section

How to walk a graph Students will be assigned to a group Show constant velocity by walking at a constant pace – same size steps Show a change in velocity by moving from baby steps to big steps (or the reverse) All sections on P-T graphs require the same amount of time (assume 5 seconds)

Grade 15 points to the groups that can successfully demonstrate the motion of all graphs to teacher

Hints Only the origin has to be identified (and only on P-t graphs) Have someone in the group count off time Ignore changes in motion needed to go from one section to another

Velocity-Time graph

Position-time graphs