Create a velocity-time graph from these values: Position: 0, 6, 14, 25, 40, 60 Time: 0, 0.3, 0.6, 0.9, 1.2, 1.5
First you need to calculate the velocities for each time. Take that by dividing the position by the corresponding time. When you have the velocities, line them up with the proper times and wala! you have coordinate pairs :)
Im confused...
6-0/0.3-0, ...
Velocity / time graphs have time on the x axis and velocity on the y axis. The information you have provided does not include velocity. So you have to calculate them.
Ok, the values for the vt graph are: velocity: 0, 20, 26.67, 36.67, 50, 66.67 and the time is the same
When I calculate the slopes of this, The at graph values are so large
make scale for the graph so that it will adjust.
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As long as your velocity measurements are correct, you simply graph the coordinate pairs
put one unit on y axis = 20 or 40 or 50 ... so that it would adjust.
Can you calculate the at values, im not sure how to
the at values? what is at?
accelaration-time graph values
yes ... that would be after you calculate vt graph.
Ok, the values for the vt graph are: velocity: 0, 20, 26.67, 36.67, 50, 66.67 and the time is the same
Acceleration is the change in velocity over time. Like experimentX said, you need the velocity values first.
Ok, the values for the vt graph are: velocity: 0, 20, 26.67, 36.67, 50, 66.67 and the time is the same
So acceleration would be the velocity values divided by the corresponding time.
They are so large though, It doesnt seem correct, I got : 66.67, 22.23, 33.33, 13.33, 55.57
hmm... are you using change in velocity over time?
I did v/t
Check your values...the second one, I got like 44, not 22
I did 6.67/.3
26-6.67/.6-.3
**26.67-20/.6-.3
hm...well the velocity should be increasing and the acceleration appears to be increasing as well...
yea...
hm i guess plot the values you got and see what kind of curve it makes
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