Qualitative Graphs

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What is a qualitative graph?

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A qualitative graph is a type of graph that represents data in a way that shows the relationship between variables without using numerical values. It focuses on the general trends and patterns rather than exact measurements.

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What does it mean when a graph shows a constant speed?

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A constant speed on a graph means that the object is moving at the same rate over time, represented by a straight, horizontal line on a distance-time graph.

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How can you describe a graph that shows increasing speed?

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A graph that shows increasing speed will have a curve that slopes upward, indicating that the distance covered is increasing at a faster rate over time.

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What does a downward slope on a distance-time graph indicate?

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A downward slope on a distance-time graph indicates that the object is returning to its starting point or moving backward.

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What is the significance of the maximum point on a height graph?

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The maximum point on a height graph represents the highest point reached by the object before it starts to descend.

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How can you interpret a graph that fluctuates up and down?

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A graph that fluctuates up and down indicates that the object is experiencing changes in speed or direction, such as a vehicle stopping and starting.

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What does it mean when a graph shows a steep slope?

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A steep slope on a graph indicates a rapid change in the variable being measured, such as a quick increase in speed or height.

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What is the relationship between time and distance in a speed graph?

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In a speed graph, time is typically plotted on the x-axis and distance on the y-axis, showing how distance changes over time.

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What does a flat line on a speed graph represent?

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A flat line on a speed graph represents that the object is not moving, indicating a speed of zero.

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How can you describe the motion of an object that speeds up and then slows down?

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The motion of an object that speeds up and then slows down can be described as having an increasing slope followed by a decreasing slope on a distance-time graph.

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