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Physics 2.1

Distance-Time graphs
1. Gradient of the line represents objects speeed
2. Steeper the line, faster the object
3. Speed=Distance/time
4. The speed of an object is distance in 1s
Velocity and acceleration
1. Velocity is speed in a given direction
2. If an object changes speed it changes velocity
3. Acceleration=final velocity-initial velocity/time
  Annotations:
  - A=v-u t
  1. If the value is negative they are decelerating
Velocity-time graph
1. The gradient represents acceleration
  1. If line is negative object is decelerating
2. If the line is horizontal, acceleration=0 so steady speed
3. The area under the line is distance travelled
Using Graphs
1. Gradient on distance-time graph=speed
2. Gradient on velocity-time graph=acceleration
3. Distance travele= area under velocity-time graph

Physics 2.1

	Created by kellysadie over 10 years ago