Velocity-time graphs (AQA GCSE Physics): Flashcards
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Horizontal axis on velocity-time graph
Horizontal axis on velocity-time graph
Time
Vertical axis on velocity-time graph
Vertical axis on velocity-time graph
Velocity
Horizontal line on v-t graph means
Horizontal line on v-t graph means
Constant velocity
Upward sloping line on v-t graph means
Upward sloping line on v-t graph means
Accelerating (speeding up)
Downward sloping line on v-t graph means
Downward sloping line on v-t graph means
Decelerating (slowing down)
Line where on v-t graph means
Line where on v-t graph means
Stationary (not moving)
Gradient of v-t graph represents
Gradient of v-t graph represents
Acceleration
Acceleration formula from v-t graph
Acceleration formula from v-t graph
Area under v-t graph represents
Area under v-t graph represents
Distance travelled
Steeper slope on v-t graph means
Steeper slope on v-t graph means
Faster acceleration/deceleration
Velocity includes these two things
Velocity includes these two things
Speed and direction
Methods to find distance from v-t graph
Methods to find distance from v-t graph
Count squares or use area formulas