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Card 16
Front
When an object is accelerating, why does the line on its velocity–time graph go up?
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Card 17
Front
How can we tell from a velocity–time graph whether the acceleration of an object was constant?
Back
Card 18
Front
What does the gradient of a line on a velocity–time graph represent?
Back
Card 19
Front
What would the line look like on a velocity–time graph for an object moving at constant speed?
Back
Card 20
Front
If the line goes down, what does this tell us about the motion of the object?
Back
Card 21
Front
How do we find the distance travelled from a velocity–time graph?
Back
Card 22
Front
What does the gradient of a distance–time graph tell us?
Back
Card 23
Front
Now use the graph to calculate the speed of the object.
Back
Card 24
Front
What can we tell about the speed of an object if its distance–time graph is not a straight line?
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Card 25
Front
On a velocity–time graph, what does the height of the line (or triangle) represent?
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