Velocity-Time Graphs (AQA GCSE Physics Combined Science): Flashcards
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Gradient on v-t graph represents
Gradient on v-t graph represents
Acceleration
Steeper gradient on v-t graph means
Steeper gradient on v-t graph means
Greater acceleration
Negative gradient on v-t graph indicates
Negative gradient on v-t graph indicates
Deceleration (slowing down)
Horizontal line on v-t graph means
Horizontal line on v-t graph means
Constant velocity (steady speed)
Line at 0 velocity on v-t graph means object is
Line at 0 velocity on v-t graph means object is
Stationary
Area under line on v-t graph represents
Area under line on v-t graph represents
Distance travelled
Method to calculate area for straight lines on v-t graph
Method to calculate area for straight lines on v-t graph
Geometry (rectangles or triangles)
Method to estimate area for curved line on v-t graph
Method to estimate area for curved line on v-t graph
Counting the squares under the curve
Curved line on v-t graph indicates
Curved line on v-t graph indicates
Acceleration is changing
When is average speed calculated
When is average speed calculated
When speed changes during motion
How to find average speed
How to find average speed
Total distance travelled total time taken