Distance Time Graph

This video covers distance-time graphs, one of the key tools used to understand how objects move over time. By plotting the distance covered by an object on the vertical axis and time on the horizontal axis, we can interpret various types of motion, whether it's constant speed, acceleration, or stopping. Through real-life examples, such as a walk across town or a car journey, you'll learn how to read and draw distance-time graphs, visualize motion, and calculate speed.

A distance-time graph can reveal a lot about an object's motion. For instance, a steeper gradient means faster movement, while a flat line indicates the object has stopped. We'll also explore how a negative slope shows the object returning to its starting point, and how curved lines represent acceleration or deceleration. By the end of this video, you'll have a clear understanding of how to analyze motion using distance-time graphs and will be able to draw and interpret them for various scenarios.

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