1. Created for CVCA Physics By Dick Heckathorn 9 October 2K+9
Quiz V-t Graph
Created for CVCA Physics By
Dick Heckathorn
9 October 2K+9

2. A Brief Introduction

3. Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
a. Not Moving

4. b. Moving Away from Sensor
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
b. Moving Away from Sensor
Speeding Up

5. c. Moving Away from Sensor
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
c. Moving Away from Sensor
Slowing Down

6. d. Moving Away From Sensor
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
d. Moving Away From Sensor
At Constant Speed

7. e. Moving Toward Sensor Speeding Up
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
e. Moving Toward Sensor
Speeding Up

8. f. Moving Toward the Sensor
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
f. Moving Toward the Sensor
Slowing Down

9. g. Moving Toward Sensor At Constant Speed
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
g. Moving Toward Sensor
At Constant Speed

10. Analysis of Specific Situations

11. Where is the object at rest? Where the velocity is zero.7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
Where is the object at rest?
Where the velocity is zero.

12. Where is the speed constant? Where the graph is horiz. and ≠ 0
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
Where is the speed constant?
Where the graph is horiz. and ≠ 0

13. Where is the speed greatest? Where the magnitude of the speed
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
Where is the speed greatest?
Where the magnitude of the speed
is the greatest.

14. Where is the object moving away? Where the graphs are above, ≠ 0.
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
Where is the object moving away?
Where the graphs are above, ≠ 0.

15. Where is the object moving toward? Where the graphs are below, ≠ 0.
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
Where is the object moving toward?
Where the graphs are below, ≠ 0.

16. Where is the acceleration positive? Where the slope is positive.
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
Where is the acceleration positive?
Where the slope is positive.

17. Where is the positive acceleration the greatest?
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
Where is the positive acceleration the greatest?

18. Where are you slowing down with positive acceleration?
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
Where are you slowing down with positive acceleration?

19. Where are you speeding up with positive acceleration?
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
Where are you speeding up with positive acceleration?

20. Where is the acceleration negative? Where the slope is negative.
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
Where is the acceleration negative?
Where the slope is negative.

21. Where is the negative acceleration the greatest?
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
Where is the negative acceleration the greatest?

22. Where are you slowing down with negative acceleration?
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
Where are you slowing down with negative acceleration?

23. Where are you speeding up with negative acceleration?
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
Where are you speeding up with negative acceleration?

24. What area represents the distance you are moving
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
What area represents the distance you are moving
towards the sensor ?

25. Where are you now? I don’t know, do you?
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
Where are you now?
I don’t know,
do you?

26. What area represents the distance you are moving away
Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
What area represents the distance you are moving away
from the sensor?

27. Velocity 7 6 8
(b) 1
time 9
(c) 2 10
(a) 5 3 4
When you are finished, where are you located relative to where you started?

28. That’s All Folks!