Asked by Jon
A car accelerates from rest at 5 m/s^2 for 5 seconds. It moves with a constant velocity for some time, and then decelerates at 5 m/s^2 to come to rest. The entire journey takes 25 seconds. Plot the velocity-time graph of the motion.
They don't give me a graph so I made one. I have the velocity (vertical)going from 2-14 and the time (horizontal) going from 5-50. I'm not sure on where to start plotting, maybe my graph is a little off.
They don't give me a graph so I made one. I have the velocity (vertical)going from 2-14 and the time (horizontal) going from 5-50. I'm not sure on where to start plotting, maybe my graph is a little off.
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Answered by
bobpursley
Your graph is more than a little off.
Take the equations, make a data table, and plot.
velocity time
0 0
5 1
10 2
and so on. In case you don't know
velocity= initial veloctiy + acceleration*time
Take the equations, make a data table, and plot.
velocity time
0 0
5 1
10 2
and so on. In case you don't know
velocity= initial veloctiy + acceleration*time
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