Physics P2 1.4 Using graphs. 0.0 / 5 ? PhysicsForces and MotionGCSEAQA Created by: Atlanta and JacobCreated on: 24-09-16 11:02 How is the speed of an object on a distance-time graph given? By the gradient of its line. 1 of 10 How is the acceleration of an object given on a velocity-time graph? By the gradient of its line. 2 of 10 How is the distance travelled by an object given on a velocity-time graph? By the area under the line. 3 of 10 What will your answer be if you calculate the gradient of the line on a distance-time graph for an object? The speed of the object. 4 of 10 What would your answer be if you calculate the gradient of the line on a velocity-time graph for an object? The acceleration of the object. 5 of 10 What does the calculation of the area under the line between two times on a velocity-time graph give you? The distance travelled between those times. 6 of 10 What does an upwardly curving line represent on a distance-time graph? Increasing velocity. 7 of 10 What does an upwardly curving line represent on a velocity-time graph? Increasing acceleration. 8 of 10 **TAKE CARE NOT TO CONFUSE DISTANCE-TIME GRAPHS AND VELOCITY-TIME GRAPHS!!** **ALWAYS USE THE NUMBERS FROM THE GRAPH SCALES IN ANY CALCULATIONS** 9 of 10 **LOOK UP GRAPHS** ** 10 of 10
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