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Garfield graphics reproduced with kind permission from PAWS Inc. –All rights reserved –LOJ October 2007 Displacement/ time and velocity/time graphs Workbook pages 57 - 58 Garfield graphics reproduced with kind permission from PAWS Inc. –All rights reserved –LOJ October 2007 Garfield graphics reproduced with kind permission from PAWS Inc. –All rights reserved –LOJ October 2007 Garfield graphics reproduced with kind permission from PAWS Inc. –All rights reserved –LOJ October 2007 a= v/t = gradient = y/ x = 8/5 = 1.6m/s 2 Distance = area under the graph = ½ base x height = ½ x 8 x 5 = 20 m Garfield graphics reproduced with kind permission from PAWS Inc. –All rights reserved –LOJ October 2007 Garfield graphics reproduced with kind permission from PAWS Inc. –All rights reserved –LOJ October 2007

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Page 1: Displacement/ time and velocity/time graphsDraw lines to show how the distance-time and velocity-time graphs match up. Line A Line B Line C Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Steve walked to football

Garfield graphics reproduced with kind permission from PAWS Inc. –All rights reserved –LOJ October 2007

Displacement/time and

velocity/timegraphs

Workbookpages 57 -

58

Garfield graphics reproduced with kind permission from PAWS Inc. –All rights reserved –LOJ October 2007

Garfield graphics reproduced with kind permission from PAWS Inc. –All rights reserved –LOJ October 2007 Garfield graphics reproduced with kind permission from PAWS Inc. –All rights reserved –LOJ October 2007

a = v/t = gradient = y/x = 8/5 = 1.6m/s2

Distance = area under the graph =

½ base x height = ½ x 8 x 5 = 20 m

Garfield graphics reproduced with kind permission from PAWS Inc. –All rights reserved –LOJ October 2007 Garfield graphics reproduced with kind permission from PAWS Inc. –All rights reserved –LOJ October 2007

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