Kinematic Curves (Steps on How to Interpret/Translate Motion Graphs)

This tutorial provides details and tips on how to interpret motion graphs in order to be translated in to other types of graphs. It shows 4 different examples from the stacks of kinematic curves worksheet to break down these steps.

[@physics67]

Good video.

[@beatphysics]

Thanks!

[@Riya-px9db]

Hey, for the first graph , in which velocity is increasing in the negative direction, shouldn't your v-t time graph should be plotted like , a line below y-axis , in which starts from a random point at y-axis and going towards to x-axis(time t) with constant slope

[@beatphysics]

Good question! The slopes on the x vs. t graph are becoming increasingly steeper in the negative direction. Therefore the velocity is becoming a larger and larger negative velocity, so the line on the v vs. graph would slope away from the x-axis to show that the value is becoming a greater negative velocity. I hope that helps!

[@Riya-px9db]

@@beatphysics Thanks for the reply, I really appreciate that, actually my physics teacher did exactly what I asked in the question, and I got confused when I watched the video, but now it helps .
Thanks, keep going on with the good work