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MOTION GRAPH CHALLENGE. 1.Be sure you know your physics ‘stuff’ about speed, average speed, velocity, acceleration, and deceleration. 2.Interpret the.

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1 MOTION GRAPH CHALLENGE

2 1.Be sure you know your physics ‘stuff’ about speed, average speed, velocity, acceleration, and deceleration. 2.Interpret the following to the best of your knowledge. 3.You may work with one other person to help you solve the challenges.

3 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: 1.What is the graph showing? Speed, Velocity, Acceleration, Deceleration? 2.How do you know? 3.Explain what is happening in the graph. 4.Is the motion constant? How do you know?

4 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: 1.What is the graph showing? Speed, Velocity, Acceleration, Deceleration? 2.How do you know? 3.Explain what is happening in the graph. 4.Is the motion constant? How do you know?

5 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: 1.What is the graph showing? Speed, Velocity, Acceleration, Deceleration? 2.How do you know? 3.Explain what is happening in the graph. 4.Is the motion constant? How do you know?

6 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: 1.What is the graph showing? Speed, Velocity, Acceleration, Deceleration? 2.How do you know? 3.Explain what is happening in the graph. 4.Is the motion constant? How do you know?

7 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: 1.What is the graph showing? Speed, Velocity, Acceleration, Deceleration? 2.How do you know? 3.Explain what is happening in the graph. 4.Is the motion constant? How do you know?

8 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: 1.What is the graph showing? Speed, Velocity, Acceleration, Deceleration? 2.How do you know? 3.Explain what is happening in the graph. 4.Is the motion constant? How do you know?

9 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: 1.What is the graph showing? Speed, Velocity, Acceleration, Deceleration? 2.How do you know? 3.Explain what is happening in the graph. 4.Is the motion constant? How do you know?

10 MOTION GRAPH CHALLENGE ANSWERS

11 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: What is the graph showing? Speed, Velocity, Acceleration, Deceleration? Speed How do you know? Distance vs. Time

12 Explain what is happening to the object shown in this graph. INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: The object is not moving because the distance is not increasing or decreasing as time passes.

13 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: Is the motion constant? Yes How do you know? It is a straight line

14 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: What is the graph showing? Speed, Velocity, Acceleration, Deceleration? Speed How do you know? Distance vs. Time

15 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: Explain what is happening to the object shown in this graph. As time increase distance is increasing steadily, there is no acceleration or deceleration.

16 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: Is the motion constant? Yes How do you know? It is a straight line

17 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: What is the graph showing? Speed, Velocity, Acceleration, Deceleration? Speed How do you know? Distance vs. Time

18 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: Explain what is happening to the object shown in this graph. As time increase distance is decreasing steadily, there is no acceleration or deceleration, however the object is moving backwards.

19 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: Is the motion constant? Yes How do you know? It is a straight line

20 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: What is the graph showing? Speed, Velocity, Acceleration, Deceleration? Speed How do you know? Distance vs. Time

21 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: Explain what is happening to the object shown in this graph. As time increases, distance is increasing drastically there is a definite acceleration.

22 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: Is the motion constant? No How do you know? The line is curved up showing acceleration (an increase in speed)

23 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: What is the graph showing? Speed, Velocity, Acceleration, Deceleration? Speed How do you know? Distance vs. Time

24 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: As time increases distance is increasing steadily, then the object is at rest, then the object changes direction and is moving backwards at a slower speed. Explain what is happening to the object shown in this graph.

25 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: Is the motion constant? No How do you know? The line is not straight, it shows a stop and different movements in different directions

26 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: What is the graph showing? Speed, Velocity, Acceleration, Deceleration? Change in velocity over time (acceleration) How do you know? Velocity is on the y-axis

27 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: The graph shows that the object’s velocity is increasing as time passes – it is accelerating. Explain what is happening to the object shown in this graph.

28 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: Is the motion constant? No How do you know? Velocity is increasing

29 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: What is the graph showing? Speed, Velocity, Acceleration, Deceleration? Change in velocity over time (acceleration) How do you know? Velocity is on the y-axis

30 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: The graph shows that the object’s velocity does not change as time passes. Explain what is happening to the object shown in this graph.

31 INTERPRET THE GRAPH BELOW: Is the motion constant? Yes How do you know? straight line

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