Velocity-Time Graphs
Students will interpret and draw velocity-time graphs, calculating acceleration and distance traveled.
Key Questions
- How can we use the area under a velocity-time graph to find the total distance traveled?
- Explain what the gradient of a velocity-time graph represents.
- Differentiate between constant velocity and constant acceleration on a velocity-time graph.
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