Reading a velocity-time graph
Reading a velocity-time graph.
- A velocity–time graph shows velocity vertically and time horizontally.
- Its gradient gives acceleration; its signed area gives displacement.
- For distance, add the magnitudes of areas if the graph goes below the time axis.
Example 1
State the maximum velocity and the interval during which velocity is constant.
Example 2
State the maximum velocity and the interval during which velocity is constant.
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State the maximum velocity and the interval during which velocity is constant.
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State the maximum velocity and the interval during which velocity is constant.
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State the maximum velocity and the interval during which velocity is constant.
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State the maximum velocity and the interval during which velocity is constant.
Check answer
State the maximum velocity and the interval during which velocity is constant.
Check answer
State the maximum velocity and the interval during which velocity is constant.
State the maximum velocity and the interval during which velocity is constant.
State the maximum velocity and the interval during which velocity is constant.
State the maximum velocity and the interval during which velocity is constant.
State the maximum velocity and the interval during which velocity is constant.