9.1 Speed and distance-time graphs Flashcards

1
Q

what does the gradient of a line on a distance time graph represent

A

speed

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2
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equation for constant speed

A

speed, V(m/s)=distance travelled,S(metres) / time taken, T(seconds)

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3
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what is the scientific unit of speed

A

metres per second m/s

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4
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Motorist in traffic queue took 50sec to travel a distance of 300m. what was the motorcycles average speed

A

6.0m/s (=300m/50s).

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5
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what else can this equation be used to calculate give an e.g

A

average speed of an object whose speed varies

motorist in traffic queue took 50sec to travel a distance of 300m

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6
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What are long distance vehicles fitted with?

A

recorders called tachographs these can check the drivers don’t drive to long

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7
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If the line is horizontal on a graph what does it mean

A

the gradient is 0

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8
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formula for speed of an object

A

v = s/t

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9
Q

If on a graph a line is moving horizontally the object is…

A

stationary

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10
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if on a graph a line is moving straight and upwards…

A

its moving at a constant speed

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11
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what is the equation for speed

A

v= s/t

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