Kinematics Graph (Basic)

A distance−time graph can be used to represent the motion of an object. The gradient of the distance−time graph gives its

• Speed

• Acceleration

• Distance

• Displacement

The graph respresents

• Constant velocity

• Accelerated motion

• Decelerated motion

• Increasing Speed

The graph respresents

• Constant velocity

• Increasing speed

• Decelerated motion

• Accelerated motion

The graph respresents

• Stationary body

• Constant velociy

• Constant Acceleration

• Decelerated velocity

The graph respresents

• Decelerated motion

• Increasing speed

• Decreasing acceleration

• Increasing Acceleration

Which of the following distance−time (d−t) graphs represent(s) motion with increasing speed?

• None of the above

• 1,2, and 3

• 1 and 3

• 4

Which statement is correct

(more than 1 answer)

• A : a graph that represents the motion of an object with constant or uniform velocity

• B : a graph that represents the motion of an object with decreasing velocity

• C : a graph that represents the motion of an object with increasing velocity

• D :  a graph that represents the motion of an object at rest

Which statements is correct?

(more than 1 answer)

• Graphs A show an object moving with non-uniform velocity

• Graphs B show an object moving with non-uniform velocity

• Graphs C show an object moving with non-uniform velocity

• Graphs A show an object moving with uniform velocity

Speed and distance are ..... quantities. They consist of only magnitude

• scalar

• vector

Velocity, displacement and acceleration are ..... quantities. They have both magnitude and direction.

• vector

• scalar