Free Fall Motion Graphs

The video tutorial explains the motion of a ball thrown vertically upward, reaching a height of two meters before returning to its original position. It highlights the constant acceleration due to gravity, approximately -9.81 m/s², and discusses the ball's position and velocity at different points in its trajectory. The tutorial also covers the interpretation of position versus time and velocity versus time graphs, emphasizing that the velocity at the peak is zero. The concept of uniformly accelerated motion is reinforced throughout.

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