Asked by Anon
Good morning,
Quick question I have a question on simple motion.
Ive been given a table of values from which I constructed Velocity v Time graph which is roughly the shape of a trapezium. From this I worked out the total distance covered.
Now I want to make a graph of total distance v the time taken. My maximum values are 600 seconds for time and 14400 meters for distance.
I assume this graph will just be a straight line through the origin? Am I correct?
Quick question I have a question on simple motion.
Ive been given a table of values from which I constructed Velocity v Time graph which is roughly the shape of a trapezium. From this I worked out the total distance covered.
Now I want to make a graph of total distance v the time taken. My maximum values are 600 seconds for time and 14400 meters for distance.
I assume this graph will just be a straight line through the origin? Am I correct?
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Answered by
Anon
To add this is a train journey from point A to B and the train does not stop until it reaches point B.
Answered by
bobpursley
distance is the area under the graph (d=v*t). So compute that by breaking it up into geometric figures you can count.
Straight line for distance vs time? probably not. If v changes, the distance graph curves differently.
Straight line for distance vs time? probably not. If v changes, the distance graph curves differently.
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