Distance-Time Graphs (AQA GCSE Maths): Flashcards
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X-axis on distance-time graph
X-axis on distance-time graph
Time
Y-axis on distance-time graph
Y-axis on distance-time graph
Distance from start
Gradient on distance-time graph equals
Gradient on distance-time graph equals
Speed
Steeper line on distance-time graph means
Steeper line on distance-time graph means
Faster movement
Flat section on distance-time graph means
Flat section on distance-time graph means
Object is stationary
Downward slope on distance-time graph means
Downward slope on distance-time graph means
Returning to starting point
Speed formula from distance-time graph
Speed formula from distance-time graph
Time formula (rearranged from speed)
Time formula (rearranged from speed)
Steeper downward slope indicates
Steeper downward slope indicates
Faster return journey
Why unit consistency matters in calculations
Why unit consistency matters in calculations
Mixed units give incorrect answers