VelocityTimeVT Graphs Mr Fedell VT vs PT graphs

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Velocity-Time(VT) Graphs Mr. Fedell

Velocity-Time(VT) Graphs Mr. Fedell

VT vs. PT graphs A position-time (PT) graph tells you where an object is.

VT vs. PT graphs A position-time (PT) graph tells you where an object is. A velocity-time graph tells you how fast it’s moving. **(VT graphs DO NOT give in position info!)**

When an object stays still for 10 s, its velocity is 0 m/s.

When an object stays still for 10 s, its velocity is 0 m/s.

Constant Velocity CV –AWAY CV-TOWARDS

Constant Velocity CV –AWAY CV-TOWARDS

Speeding up or Slowing down Speed up – away Slow down – away Speed

Speeding up or Slowing down Speed up – away Slow down – away Speed up – toward Slow down - toward

This may help… AWAY STILL TOWARDS

This may help… AWAY STILL TOWARDS

V vs. T Graphs WS Practice!

V vs. T Graphs WS Practice!

V vs. T Graphs WS KEY!

V vs. T Graphs WS KEY!

PT and VT – Motion Detector Lab File Open Additional Physics Real Time physics

PT and VT – Motion Detector Lab File Open Additional Physics Real Time physics Mechanics Open file “Constant Velocity” Extend data collection from 5 -10 seconds. - Capture the PT and VT for a JEEP backflip - Sketch well-labeled graphs. Label parts as CV-away, still, CV-towards - Obtain the slope of the PT on both the CV away and CV towards sections, compare with your VT graph! (show all work below)

This may help… AWAY STILL TOWARDS

This may help… AWAY STILL TOWARDS

“Racing Questions” • In this race, who is: a) Moving faster i. at 0

“Racing Questions” • In this race, who is: a) Moving faster i. at 0 seconds? ii. at 5 seconds? iii. at 10 seconds? b) Moving with a positive velocity? c) What does the intersection indicate? d)Who started “ahead”?

Practice – Racing problems!

Practice – Racing problems!

Converting from POSITION to VELOCITY Graphs • The slope of a P-T graph is

Converting from POSITION to VELOCITY Graphs • The slope of a P-T graph is the velocity.

Making a VT from a PT +40 0 m/s +30 +20 -10 m/s +10

Making a VT from a PT +40 0 m/s +30 +20 -10 m/s +10 0 m/s Velocity (m/s) +20 m/s 0 -10 -20 -30 -40

Practice - Page 3

Practice - Page 3

Page 3 - KEY See white board.

Page 3 - KEY See white board.

Velocity from Position – Motion Detector Lab File Open Additional Physics Real Time physics

Velocity from Position – Motion Detector Lab File Open Additional Physics Real Time physics Mechanics Open file “Velocity from Position” - Sketch well-labeled PT and VT graphs for CV-Away, Still, and CV-Towards

Concept Review • What information can we gather from a PT? • What value

Concept Review • What information can we gather from a PT? • What value does slope represent? • A negative slope indicates what? • What information can we gather from a VT? • Can we obtain position information from a VT? • What is indicated when an objects velocity goes from + to – ? • What value might slope represent? (units? )

More Practice!!!

More Practice!!!

SLOPES! ØThe slope of PT graph gives the velocity (m/s). ØThe slope of a

SLOPES! ØThe slope of PT graph gives the velocity (m/s). ØThe slope of a VT graph gives the acceleration (change in velocity) Ø Includes both SPEED UP and SLOW DOWN Unit for acceleration = m/s 2 or m/s/s

SLOPES! ØSo what does an acceleration of 1 m/s 2 mean? ØHow about 5

SLOPES! ØSo what does an acceleration of 1 m/s 2 mean? ØHow about 5 m/s 2 ? Ø Kingda Ka: 11 m/s 2 !!!

SLOPES! ØA slope of ZERO indicates CONSTANT VELOCITY or STILL… Still CV-AWAY CV-Towards

SLOPES! ØA slope of ZERO indicates CONSTANT VELOCITY or STILL… Still CV-AWAY CV-Towards

SLOPES! ØA steeper slope the higher the acceleration. It’s the more QUICKLY and object

SLOPES! ØA steeper slope the higher the acceleration. It’s the more QUICKLY and object can CHANGE its VELOCITY. Motorcycle 18 Wheeler

For this velocity-time graph… + Velocity (m/s) 0 - ØStill ØCV ØSpeed up ØSlow

For this velocity-time graph… + Velocity (m/s) 0 - ØStill ØCV ØSpeed up ØSlow down ØChanging velocity ØObject is moving fastest ØMoving away ØMoving towards

For this velocity-time graph… +80 +60 +40 +20 Velocity (m/s) 0 -20 -40 -

For this velocity-time graph… +80 +60 +40 +20 Velocity (m/s) 0 -20 -40 - 60 - 80 ØWhen does this object change direction!?

Graph Matching Lab 1. File Open EAS_SHARES Drive Bauer STU_SHARE Logger Pro Files Graph

Graph Matching Lab 1. File Open EAS_SHARES Drive Bauer STU_SHARE Logger Pro Files Graph Matching Folder 2. Your group’s job is to match graphs 1 -3!

Practice Quiz Question #1 • At rest • Constant velocity • Speeding up •

Practice Quiz Question #1 • At rest • Constant velocity • Speeding up • Slowing down • Moving away from the origin • Moving towards the origin • Farthest distance from the origin

Practice Quiz Question #2 40 35 • Initial position? 30 25 • Final position?

Practice Quiz Question #2 40 35 • Initial position? 30 25 • Final position? 20 15 • Displacement? 10 5 • Velocity at each stage?

Practice Quiz Question #3 +8 +6 +4 A +2 Velocity (m/s) 0 -2 -4

Practice Quiz Question #3 +8 +6 +4 A +2 Velocity (m/s) 0 -2 -4 -6 -8 B C D E F G • At rest • Constant velocity • Speeding up • Slowing down • Moving away from the origin • Moving towards the origin • Farthest distance from the origin

Draw the PT for the following scenario: • • • You You You walk

Draw the PT for the following scenario: • • • You You You walk to Java City for 5 s slow down as you approach the line for 5 s wait in line for 5 s turn around and speed up for 5 s walk at a constant velocity for 5 s

Convert the PT from last slide to a VT

Convert the PT from last slide to a VT

Sign of Velocity and Acceleration • If an object has zero acceleration, it is:

Sign of Velocity and Acceleration • If an object has zero acceleration, it is: 1. Still 2. CV-AWAY 3. CV-TOWARDS Change in velocity (slope of a VT graph)

Acceleration has a direction • It’s not always pointing in the same direction you’re

Acceleration has a direction • It’s not always pointing in the same direction you’re moving… Scenario 1: Speeding up (gas pedal) + Velocity Scenario 2: Slowing Down (brakes) + Velocity + Acceleration - Acceleration

Sign of Velocity and Acceleration • If you are accelerating in the SAME direction

Sign of Velocity and Acceleration • If you are accelerating in the SAME direction you’re moving…Speeding Up Reverse Forward V (-) V (+) a (-) a (+) • If you are accelerating in the OPPOSITE direction you’re moving…Slowing Down Reverse Forward V (-) V (+) a (-)