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Motion graphs
This 10th-grade lesson helps students interpret and create motion graphs by answering questions about position versus time and velocity versus time charts, ordering graphs by speed, and matching motion descriptions to graph features through practice exercises.
By Edform · Physics · Grade 10 · Published Oct 15, 2026 · New
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Questions
- Which motion does a straight, horizontal line above the time axis on a position vs. time graph represent?
- Put these position vs. time graph descriptions in order from slowest to fastest speed (all moving in the positive direction).
- Fill in the blank: On a velocity vs. time graph, a line below the time axis shows the object is moving in the ___ direction.
- Match each motion description to the correct graph feature.
- Which statements about velocity vs. time graphs are correct?
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