2.2 Analysing Motion Graph
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There are two main types of linear motion graphs
1.Displacement – Time graph2.Velocity – Time graph
2.2 Analysing Motion Graph
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2.2 Analysing Motion Graph
2.2 Analysing Motion GraphDisplacement – Time graph
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For section II, gradient = 0, which means the velocity at this moment is zero.
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The negative sign shows the direction ofThe motion is opposite to the original direction. (Velocity is a vector quantity)
2.2 Analysing Motion GraphDisplacement – Time graph
A particle starts to move to the north at time, t=0 s. The displacement-time graph above shows the particle moving from its original position from a tree.
(a) What is the displacement of the particle from the tree at the start
of its motion?(b) What is the velocity of the particle from t = 2 s to t = 6 s?(c) For how long did the particle move southwards?(d) At what time did the particle pass the position of the tree?
2.2 Analysing Motion GraphDisplacement – Time graph
2.2 Analysing Motion GraphVelocity – Time graph
For section II, gradient = 0, which means the car travels at a constant velocity from 20 s to 40 s.
The negative sign indicates a deceleration.
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