Particle Straight Line (Graphical): Ex Prob 3 Given the v(t) graph at right, draw the a(t) and s(t) graphs. To work this problem, you must learn and be.

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Particle Straight Line (Graphical): Ex Prob 3 Given the v(t) graph at right, draw the a(t) and s(t) graphs. To work this problem, you must learn and be comfortable with the graphical interpretation of these defining equations. (See the next page…)

A Graphical Problem Understand the graphical interpretation of the defining kinematic equations!

A Graphical Problem Given the v(t) graph at right, draw the a(t) and s(t) graphs. 1. Accel = v(t) slopes…

2. Find and label areas under the v(t) curve… These are  s over the 0-5, 5-20, and time intervals. 3. The s(t) curve shapes come from the slopes. At a point, the slope of the s(t) curve = v(t) at that point.