Qualitative Graphs

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What is a qualitative graph?

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A qualitative graph is a visual representation that shows the relationship between two variables without using numerical values, focusing instead on the general trends and behaviors of the data.

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What does a steep slope in a speed graph indicate?

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A steep slope indicates a high rate of change, meaning the object is moving quickly.

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What does a flat section in a distance graph represent?

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A flat section indicates that the object is not moving, meaning it is stationary.

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How can you identify when an object is accelerating on a graph?

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Acceleration is shown by a curve or a steepening slope in the graph, indicating that the speed is increasing.

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What does a negative slope in a distance graph indicate?

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A negative slope indicates that the object is moving back towards the starting point.

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What does it mean when a graph has a zero slope?

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A zero slope means that there is no change in distance over time, indicating that the object is at rest.

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How can you tell if someone is stopped in traffic on a speed graph?

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If the speed graph shows a horizontal line at zero, it indicates that the person is not moving.

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What does a positive slope in a height graph indicate?

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A positive slope indicates that the object is moving upward, such as someone climbing a building.

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What is the significance of section labels (A, B, C, D) in a graph?

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Section labels help identify different phases of movement or behavior in the graph, allowing for easier analysis of changes.

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How can you determine the fastest speed on a speed graph?

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The fastest speed is indicated by the steepest section of the graph, where the slope is the greatest.

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