The graph below shows the velocity f(t) of a runner during a certain time interval: graph of line going through ordered pairs 0, 4 and 4, 8. Graph of another line going through ordered pairs 4, 8 and 8, 0. Label on the x axis is time in second and label on the y axis is velocity in meter per second Which of the following describes the intercepts on the graph? The initial velocity of the runner was 4 m/s, and the runner stopped after 8 seconds. The initial velocity of the runner was 8 m/s, and the runner stopped after 4 seconds. The initial acceleration of the runner was 4 m/s2,
@Nnesha @hartnn @ganeshie8 @TuringTest @Godlovesme
@SyedMohammed98
y-intercepts are always initial points :) @heypeeps1234
ok @Godlovesme
@mathslover @uri @thomaster
initial mean where ur start graph start beginning point y -axis is velocity
ok @Nnesha
so look at the graph and see at what point that line starting
8 @Nnesha
nope :(
|dw:1423930455943:dw| this point
y-axis is represent velocity
and remember y-intercept is always on y-axis
4 @Nnesha @SyedMohammed98
yes
it can't be the last one because according to the formula final velocity - initial velocity/time will give u 1 m/s^2
I believe that we can eliminate b and d right
@Nnesha @SyedMohammed98
initial = starting point y-intercept = starting point
ok
y-intercept starting point on the graph*
I be love it is c am i right ?
so u r left with the first two options.....the initial velocity is 4m/s so it's the first one :)
you just have 3 answer choices right ??
well............. initial = starting point like i said point so if you look at the graph starting point is 4 |dw:1423930876732:dw|
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