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    The document discusses speed-time graphs and how to interpret them. It explains that a speed-time graph shows the speed of an object over time. Sections of constant speed have a zero gradient, while positive gradients indicate acceleration and negative gradients indicate deceleration. Distance traveled can be calculated as the area under the graph. The document provides an example of interpreting a speed-time graph showing a car accelerating for 10 seconds, then traveling at a constant speed, and finally decelerating over 15 seconds.

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    The document discusses speed-time graphs and how to interpret them. It explains that a speed-time graph shows the speed of an object over time. Sections of constant speed have a zero gradient, while positive gradients indicate acceleration and negative gradients indicate deceleration. Distance traveled can be calculated as the area under the graph. The document provides an example of interpreting a speed-time graph showing a car accelerating for 10 seconds, then traveling at a constant speed, and finally decelerating over 15 seconds.

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    The document discusses speed-time graphs and how to interpret them. It explains that a speed-time graph shows the speed of an object over time. Sections of constant speed have a zero gradient, while positive gradients indicate acceleration and negative gradients indicate deceleration. Distance traveled can be calculated as the area under the graph. The document provides an example of interpreting a speed-time graph showing a car accelerating for 10 seconds, then traveling at a constant speed, and finally decelerating over 15 seconds.

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    Interpret Speed-Time Graphs

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    The document discusses speed-time graphs and how to interpret them. It explains that a speed-time graph shows the speed of an object over time. Sections of constant speed have a zero gradient, while positive gradients indicate acceleration and negative gradients indicate deceleration. Distance traveled can be calculated as the area under the graph. The document provides an example of interpreting a speed-time graph showing a car accelerating for 10 seconds, then traveling at a constant speed, and finally decelerating over 15 seconds.

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    SPEEDOMETER

    DISCUSS AND EXPLAIN……


    Speed (ms-1)

    Time (s)
    O t1 t2 t3
    How do you interpret speed-time graphs? Interpret speed-time graphs
    and describe the movement
    • No change of speed (zero gradient) based on the graphs.
    Speed (ms )
    -1
    • Period of time = (t2 – t1) seconds.
    • Uniform speed = v ms-1
    • Distance = Area of rectangle

    v  Acceleration =

    • Speed of object decreases


    • Deceleration / rate of
    Distance = Area under the graph
    u change of speed/ describe
    the motion = negative
    gradient Uniform speed = zero gradient
    • Distance = Area of
    trapezium

    Deceleration
      =

    A B C Time (s)
    O t1 t2 t3
    • Speed of object increases
    • Acceleration / rate of change of speed /describe
    the motion= positive gradient
    • Distance = Area of trapezium Textbook pg 200
    FIND THE GRADIENT OF LINE AB Prior Knowledge
     𝒙𝟐 , 𝒚 𝟐
     Gradient, m =  Gradient,
    1. B (4, 8) m=
    =
    = 2
     Area of trapezium
    A (1, 2)
     𝒙𝟏 , 𝒚 𝟏 =
    2. A (-3, 10)  Gradient, m =
     𝒙𝟐 , 𝒚 𝟐
    =-  Area of triangle
    =
    B (1, -7)
     𝒙𝟏 , 𝒚 𝟏

     Gradient, m =  Area
    3. of rectangle
    B (15, 5) = =
    A (5, 5)
     𝒙𝟏 , 𝒚 𝟏  𝒙𝟐 , 𝒚 𝟐
    = 0
    Interpret speed-time graphs
    Mr. Daniel Wong drives his car to a convenience store to and describe the movement
    buy newspaper. The speed-time graph shows the motion of based on the graphs.
    the car from his house to the road junction before reaching
    his destination

     Acceleration =

    b Distance = Area under the graph

    a Uniform speed = zero gradient


    c

    Deceleration
      =

    first 10s last 15s


    Interpret speed-time graphs
    and describe the movement
    based on the graphs.
    (10, 25)

    Acceleration /
    rate of change of speed /
    describe the motion
    = positive gradient

    (0, 0)
    Distance = Area under the graph

    Uniform speed = zero gradient


     Acceleration, m =
    = Deceleration =
     
    = 2.5 ms-2

    Deceleration /
    The car accelerates at a rate of 2.5 m s–2 for the first 10 rate of change of speed/
    seconds describe the motion
    = negative gradient
    Interpret speed-time graphs
    and describe the movement
    based on the graphs.

    Acceleration /
    h rate of change of speed /
    describe the motion
    b = positive gradient

    Distance = Area under the graph

    Uniform speed = zero gradient


     Distance (Area) =
    = Deceleration =
     
    = 187.5 m

    Deceleration /
     
    The car travels for 187.5 m in 15 seconds with a rate of change of speed/
    deceleration of m s–2 describe the motion
    = negative gradient
    Interpret speed-time graphs
    and describe the movement
    based on the graphs.

    Acceleration /
    rate of change of speed /
    describe the motion
    = positive gradient

    Distance = Area under the graph

    Uniform speed = zero gradient

    Deceleration
      =

    Deceleration /
    rate of change of speed/
    describe the motion
    = negative gradient
    Interpret speed-time graphs
    and describe the movement
    based on the graphs.

    Acceleration /
    rate of change of speed /
    describe the motion
    = positive gradient

    Distance = Area under the graph


    (3 marks)
    Uniform speed = zero gradient

    (2 marks)
    Deceleration
      =

    Deceleration /
    rate of change of speed/
    describe the motion
    (10 marks) = negative gradient
    SOLVE

     SOLUTION:

    a. ms–2 (3marks)

    b. 260m (5 marks)

    c. The particle moves at the uniform speed of 15ms–1 for the


    period of 7 seconds.
    (2 marks)
    WHAT DID YOU LEARN
    TODAY?

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