Graphing Velocity Glencoe Chapter 3 Section 1. Graphing Velocity and Speed Graphing speed involves: a. Measuring total distance traveled a. Measuring.

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Graphing Velocity Glencoe Chapter 3 Section 1

Graphing Velocity and Speed Graphing speed involves: a. Measuring total distance traveled a. Measuring total distance traveled  How far has the object moved? b. Total time elapsed  How long did the object take to move a certain distance? move a certain distance?

Graphing Velocity and Speed Could also be graphed by taking several measurements of distance and time. Plot the points and connect points to make a line graph showing changes in velocity.

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“Speed Graph Title” “Speed Graph Title” Time (seconds) Distance (meters) Distance Time 0 m 0 s.5 m 1 s 1 m 2 s 2.5 m 3 s 3 m 4 s 3 m 5 s 4 m 6 s

“Velocity Graph Title” Time (seconds)Displacement (meters) Displacement Time 0 m 0 s -0.5 m 1 s +1 m 2 s -2.5 m 3 s -3 m 4 s -3 m 5 s +1 m 6 s

Homework Finish Graphing worksheet Velocity lab due on Monday at the beginning of class.