x(f) Slope varies (a) 0 Slopes of the position graph are plotted on the velocity

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x(f) Slope varies (a) 0 Slopes of the position graph are plotted on the velocity graph. v(0 Slope of the velocity graph is plotted on the acceleration graph. a( Copyright © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, bnc. All rights reserved. Analysis Questions: What quantities are represented on the horizontal and vertical axes? Be sure to include units and scale. Describe any trends you observe in the graph. Briefly describe in your own words what this graph or set of graphs is describing pretend you describing the graph to someone outside class who is less famaliar than you are with the topic Are there any obvious sources of error or uncertainty in the graph? Try to determine sources of uncertainty based on the measurements taken. Inquiry & Reflective Questions: hat concepts were challenging or hard to understand while learning about this wecks graph Do you find the graph to be convincing or non-convincing about any conclusions that may be drawn from the graph? Please be specific about your position Discuss this graph in a larger context outside the assignment in other works relate what you have learned to what we covered in lecture, an aspect of your life, or your general understanding of sciencc

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Vertical axes : position, velocity, acceleration. Horizontal axis : time in seconds. Position varies like a curve against time. Velocity and acceleration varies linearly with time. Slope is the calculation of vertical data by horizontal data. For example, in first graph, the position is vertical and time is horizontal. If position is divided by time then we will get different values because the slope is varying. There are no errors in the graph.

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