Analyzing Graphs/Writing Stories (8.F.5)

It means that the sales are dropping steadily over time without any fluctuations, indicating a consistent decline.

The object's speed decreases rapidly until it comes to a complete stop, indicating a negative acceleration.

A graph showing constant speed will have a straight line with a consistent slope, indicating that distance is increasing evenly over time.

You find the point on the graph corresponding to that time and read the distance value from the vertical axis.

It indicates that the value is rising steadily over time without any sudden changes, represented by a straight line with a gentle slope.

It shows the behavior of the object during that interval, such as whether it is speeding up, slowing down, or remaining stationary.

A horizontal line indicates that the object is not moving; its distance remains constant over time.

Constant speed is represented by a straight line, while variable speed shows curves or changes in slope.

Acceleration is indicated by a curve that slopes upwards; the steeper the curve, the greater the acceleration.

A steep slope indicates that the object is moving quickly, covering a large distance in a short amount of time.