6.2 Motion Graphs (Acceleration)

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The graph shows

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positive velocity that's getting slower

Front

The graph shows:
- positive velocity that's getting faster
- negative velocity that's getting faster
- negative velocity that's getting slower
- positive velocity that's getting slower

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negative velocity that's getting slower

Front

The graph shows:
- positive velocity that's getting faster
- negative velocity that's getting faster
- negative velocity that's getting slower
- positive velocity that's getting slower

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positive velocity that's getting faster

Front

The graph shows

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negative velocity that's getting faster

Front

The graph shows

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positive velocity that's getting faster

Front

The graph shows

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positive velocity that's getting slower

Front

Description of motion from A - B: Slowing down away from the origin, Speeding up away from the origin, Constant velocity away from the origin, Constant velocity towards the origin

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Speeding up away from the origin

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What segment of the graph shows no motion, or standing still?

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None

Front

Describe the motion from B - C.

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Constant velocity of 60 m/min

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Describe motion of C - D.

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Slowing down away from the origin and then speeding up towards from the origin