Distance-Time Graphs (AQA GCSE Physics): Flashcards

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Distance-Time Graphs
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Gradient of distance-time graph represents

Speed

Steeper slope on distance-time graph means

Higher speed

Horizontal line on distance-time graph means

Rest/no movement

Curved line on distance-time graph means

Changing velocity (acceleration)

How to find speed at point on curved distance-time graph

Draw tangent, calculate its gradient

Increasing speed means object is

Accelerating

Decreasing speed means object is

Decelerating

Gradient of displacement-time graph represents

Velocity

Negative gradient on displacement-time graph means

Returning to starting point

0 distance on displacement-time graph means

Back at starting point

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