Say you're given a position-time graph and you have to draw the velocity-time graph for the same motion. How do you do it? Or maybe its just the opposite - draw the p-t graph for a given v-t graph. No need to worry. You only need 5 minutes with Mr. H to learn how to match p-t and v-t graphs. It's another great video from The Physics Classroom's Concept Builder series.
Make sure You Got This! by trying one of these interactive exercises:
1) Match That Graph Concept Builder:
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2) Graph That Motion Interactive Simulation:
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Need more help? Try ...
1) The Physics Classroom Tutorial - The Meaning of Shape of a p-t Graph
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2) Physics Video Tutorial - Position-Time Graphs: Changing Speed Motion
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3) The Physics Classroom Tutorial - The Meaning of Shape of a v-t Graph
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4) Physics Video Tutorial - Velocity-Time Graphs: Changing Speed Motion
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