Displacement vs Time, Velocity vs Time, and Acceleration vs Time Graphs.

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Displacement vs Time, Velocity vs Time, and Acceleration vs Time Graphs

Overview -To investigate the attributes of graphs related to motion.

Displacement Graphs

Displacement vs Time Graph Acceleration is a vector, therefore it has magnitude and direction.

Velocity Graphs

Velocity vs Time Graph Speed is the Absolute Value of the Velocity Magnitude Slope is the Acceleration Area is the Accumulative Displacement Velocity is a vector.

Velocity vs Time Graph

Acceleration Graphs

Acceleration vs Time Graph Acceleration is a vector.

Acceleration vs Time Graph Area is the accumulative velocity vector as time progresses Velocity is zero at 15 seconds

Displacement, Velocity, and Acceleration vs Time Graphs

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