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How do you interpret speed-time and distance-time graphs? - Answers

Speed-time graphs represent how speed changes over time, with the y-axis showing speed and the x-axis showing time. A flat line indicates constant speed, while a slope indicates acceleration or deceleration. Distance-time graphs, on the other hand, show how distance changes over time, with distance on the y-axis and time on the x-axis; a straight, sloped line indicates constant speed, while a curve indicates changing speed. The steeper the slope in either graph, the greater the speed or acceleration.



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Speed-time graphs represent how speed changes over time, with the y-axis showing speed and the x-axis showing time. A flat line indicates constant speed, while a slope indicates acceleration or deceleration. Distance-time graphs, on the other hand, show how distance changes over time, with distance on the y-axis and time on the x-axis; a straight, sloped line indicates constant speed, while a curve indicates changing speed. The steeper the slope in either graph, the greater the speed or acceleration.



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How do you interpret speed-time and distance-time graphs? - Answers

Speed-time graphs represent how speed changes over time, with the y-axis showing speed and the x-axis showing time. A flat line indicates constant speed, while a slope indicates acceleration or deceleration. Distance-time graphs, on the other hand, show how distance changes over time, with distance on the y-axis and time on the x-axis; a straight, sloped line indicates constant speed, while a curve indicates changing speed. The steeper the slope in either graph, the greater the speed or acceleration.

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      Speed-time graphs represent how speed changes over time, with the y-axis showing speed and the x-axis showing time. A flat line indicates constant speed, while a slope indicates acceleration or deceleration. Distance-time graphs, on the other hand, show how distance changes over time, with distance on the y-axis and time on the x-axis; a straight, sloped line indicates constant speed, while a curve indicates changing speed. The steeper the slope in either graph, the greater the speed or acceleration.

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