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  # GraphMatchingAssignment 1 - and slowing down Assume timing...
  
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  For each of the following situations, sketch a graph with a labeled X & Y axis. You need to make a graph for each of the conditions described. Include description of how the object is moving over time. 1. Sketch a position v. time and a velocity v. time graph for an object at rest. 2. Sketch a position v. time and a velocity v. time graph for an object moving in a positive direction (away from the origin) with a constant speed. 3. Sketch a position v. time and a velocity v. time graph for an object moving in a negative direction (toward the origin) with a constant speed. 4. Sketch position v. time and velocity v. time graphs for an object positively accelerating from rest. 5. Why do we call it a positive direction when an object is moving away from the origin? 6. Sketch graphs of the location of a ball along an x-axis when it is speeding up, moving at a constant velocity,
  
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  Unformatted text preview: and slowing down. Assume timing starts when the ball’s leading edge is at the origin. 7. The graph below shows velocity v. time for a remote control car traveling in front of a motion detector. How would the graph change if it was a graph of speed v. time? Sketch it in the available space. 8. A graph of the velocity of a remote controlled car traveling along a tabletop looks like this: 8a. Describe the car’s motion. 8b. During what time or during what interval of time is the car moving most rapidly? Explain your reasoning. 8c. This is an v vs. t graph. If you could look at a graph of acceleration vx. Time, how could you estimate the time or time interval on that graph for which the magnitude of the velocity is constant?...
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