1. 84 Interpreting Graphs 83 10/30/15 Starter: Quiz Application Notes Glue here when done Connection : Complete Ws Exit: A plane traveled North 1500 miles in 5 hours. What is the plane’s velocity? Interpreting Graphs 10/30/15 Practice : Between which two points is there a constant speed? EQ: What forces can change the motion and speed of an object, and how are those forces used to make our world lives easier?

2. October 30, 2015 AGENDA 8.6 B I will be able to differentiate between speed, velocity, acceleration while reading and writing on notes and an activity 1 Starter 2. Notes 3. Graphs 4. Exit

3. DateLecture/ Activity/ Lab Page Table of Contents 10/22 Evidence of Chemical Reactions 71-72 10/23 Test and Ws 73-74 10/26 Chemical Reactions lab 75-76 10/27 Potential and Kinetic Energy 77-78 10/28 Speed, Velocity, and Acceleration Notes 79-80 10/29 Speed and Velocity Lab 81-82 10/30 Interpreting Graphs 83-84

4. Starter Between which two points is there a constant speed? Points B and C Between points A and B is acceleration Between C and is deceleration

5. Practice: GUIDELINES FOR MAKING GRAPHS A graph is a kind of picture use to show quantitative data, measurements and numbers collected during an experiment. Most graphs have the same basic parts: – title that tells what data is shown in the graph – horizontal axis (x-axis) which usually shows the independent variable – vertical axis (y-axis) which usually shows the dependent variable

6. “DRY MIX” can help you remember how to label each axis. D= dependent or Responding variable goes on the Y axis; Manipulated or Independent variable goes on the X axis.

7. LINE GRAPHS When to use a line graph… – when your data is continuous & specific… you want to show a trend or change over time – examples: time, height, weight, length, volume, pressure, distance, temperature, speed, etc… when using a line graph, the axes must have equally spaced intervals in a measurement depending on the range of the values in the data

8. each point on the line graph has two values, one for the horizontal axis and one for the vertical axis. a line graph may have two or more lines plotted on it if there are multiple sets of data measured during the same experiment – if two sets of data are plotted, you must include a key to show which line represents each set of data

9. Label Dependent Variable (units) Label Independent Variable (units) horizontal axis (x-axis) vertical axis (y-axis) Title 030 60 90 120 0 25 50 75 D R Y M I X Line Graphs

10. BAR GRAPHS When to use a bar graph… – when you want to show a comparison of your data can be averaged, grouped, or put into categories – examples: models of cars, brands of hair spray, types of fabric, favorite foods, etc… when using a bar graph, the independent variable is displayed along the x-axis (horizontal) and the dependent variable is shown on the y-axis (vertical) the bars in a bar graph should be of equal size and should be evenly spaced each bar should be different either in color or pattern you must include a key to show what each bar on the graph represents

11. Label Dependent Variable Label Independent Variable horizontal axis (x-axis) vertical axis (y-axis) TITLE KEY Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Bar Graph

12. Application INTERPRETING GRAPHS- In physics, a graph is “worth a thousand numbers”. A great deal of information can be obtained by looking and interpreting graphs describing motion (displacement, speed, velocity, and acceleration).

13. Application Distance vs. Time Graphs- To the right is a typical graph displaying Distance vs. Time. One or more objects may be graphed at one time, so you can compare the relative positions, speeds and displacement as they relate to each other. Directions: Answer the following questions as they apply to the Motions graphs and diagrams. 1. What does the slope of each line on the graph tell you? The speed each runner is moving

14. 84 Interpreting Graphs 83 10/30/15 Starter: Quiz Application Notes Glue here when done Connection : Complete Ws Exit: A plane traveled North 1500 miles in 5 hours. What is the plane’s velocity? Interpreting Graphs 10/30/15 Practice : Between which two points is there a constant speed? EQ: What forces can change the motion and speed of an object, and how are those forces used to make our world lives easier?