Distance-Time and Speed-Time Graphs - A Level Physics
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ม.ค. 2015
- This video introduces and explains both distance-time graphs and speed-time graphs for A Level Physics.
Distance-time and speed-time graphs are ways of how we can visualise the motion of an object. The gradient of a distance-time graph is equal to the instantaneous speed of the object at that point.
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Thank you for the video
Totally enhanced my understanding of speed, acceleration and distance in relation to graphs
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Thank you so much!!! you just saved me
Thank you so much! How are you work at 22:01?!
Does your videos cover all of year 12 AS content?
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im finding myself confused since there seems to be contradictory information on the web and im hoping you could clear up any misconceptions you may think i have on the subject.
if i ask google to define distance, it tells me that it is the space between two points which sounds as though it means the length of a straight line between the points. your definition appears to be different although i imagine that i am misunderstanding something.
thanks for the help regardless of whether you answer or not.
+Alex Sampsonite In terms of the 'proper' physics definitions, the length directly between two points should be called the displacement (although in everyday life people often refer to this as 'distance').
that clears it up thank you for the reply
Not a problem
please use a different pen which doesnt make that noise.It kind of bother me and i get distracted
You went to the dirt bike for the video or did you make the video for the dirt bike
This is a great video but u made a mistake with the speed time graph when u converted it from the distance. A vertical line suggests the gradient is infinite which is incorrect as the gradient of a speed time graph is the distance - so distance can't be infinite if u don't move - u should've used dotted lines instead :/
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that is not how it works at A-level
This is the same video on uplearn...
Yes, they have used some of my videos for their course (I’ve licensed this content to them, so it’s all good).
So have you made only the physics content in uplearn? Or have you made the maths content as well for them? Im just a bit interested lol
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@@user-ep2qt6de2i They just used some of my physics content