Linear Motion Graphs

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Linear Motion Graphs

Linear motion graph

Linear motion graphs are used to present information and data regarding a motion

Displacement-time graph

Speed and Velocity

t(s)	Explanation	Velocity
\(0 - \text{t}_1\)	The gradient is positive and uniform	Uniform
\(\text{t}_1 - \text{t}_2\)	The gradient is zero	Zero
\(\text{t}_2 - \text{t}_3\)	The gradient is negative and uniform	Negative and uniform Moving in the opposite direction

Velocity-time graph

Description of motion | Motion in one dimension | Siyavula

t(s)	Explanation	Acceleration
0-2	The velocity increases uniformly	Uniform
2-4	The gradient is zero Velocity is constant	Zero
4-6	The velocity decreases uniformly	Negative or uniformly deceleration