AQA Additional Science P2 Part 1 D-T Graphs Velocity and Acceleration V-T Graphs 2.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? SciencePhysicsGCSEAQA Created by: Nyle PatelCreated on: 09-01-13 17:23 Distance Time Graphs Gradient= speed Flat sections means that the objects are stationary. The steeper the graph the faster it it going Downhill sections means its going back towards its starting point. Curves represent acceleration or deceleration. A steepening curve means its speeding up. A levelling off curve means its slowing down. Speed= Distance / Time Distance=Speed x Time Time= Distance / Speed 1 of 3 Acceleration & Velocity Acceleration Definition: How quickly your velocity is changing. Acceleration= Change in velocity / Time taken Velocity Definition: speed in a certain direction Distance=velocity x time 2 of 3 Velocity Time Graphs Gradient= acceleration Flat sections represent steady speed. The steeper the graph, the greater the acceleration or deceleration. Uphill- are acceleration •Down- hills are deceleration The area under any section of the graph is equal to the distance travelled in that time interval. A curve means changing acceleration. The area under the line on the velocity-time graph represents the distance travelled in a given time. The bigger the area, the greater the distance travelled. 3 of 3
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