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This is a graph of position, velocity and acceleration. How to define which one is position, velocity and acceleration?
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whats your best guess ?
we use below : \[\large a = v' = s''\]
acceleration is derivative of velocity velocity is derivative of position
(ii) , (iii) and (i) are position, velocity and acceleration respectively.
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thats a good guess, but it wont work if ii is the position, then iii has to become 0 at the turning point of ii
but iii is always negative and decreasing, eh ?
so iii cannot be derivative of ii
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