Travel graphs and story graphs (OCR GCSE Maths): Quizzes
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On a travel graph, what does the -axis usually represent?
On a travel graph, what does the -axis usually represent?
Time
What does a horizontal line indicate on a distance-time graph?
What does a horizontal line indicate on a distance-time graph?
The object is stationary
What does a positive slope indicate on a distance-time graph?
What does a positive slope indicate on a distance-time graph?
Moving away from start
What does a negative slope indicate on a distance-time graph?
What does a negative slope indicate on a distance-time graph?
Moving towards start
What does a steeper slope indicate about movement on a travel graph?
What does a steeper slope indicate about movement on a travel graph?
Faster movement
On a travel graph, what does the -axis usually represent?
On a travel graph, what does the -axis usually represent?
Distance or speed
What is the formula for average speed?
What is the formula for average speed?
In a story graph of water filling a glass, what does a straight line indicate?
In a story graph of water filling a glass, what does a straight line indicate?
Straight vertical sides
What glass shape matches a curve that starts steep then becomes less steep?
What glass shape matches a curve that starts steep then becomes less steep?
Narrow bottom, wide top
What glass shape matches a curve that starts less steep then becomes steeper?
What glass shape matches a curve that starts less steep then becomes steeper?
Wide bottom, narrow top
Why is it important to pay attention to the scale on both axes?
Why is it important to pay attention to the scale on both axes?
To read values accurately
In a story graph, what does a curved line suggest about the glass?
In a story graph, what does a curved line suggest about the glass?
Non-uniform shape