Graphs of Motion
About the Lecture
The lecture Graphs of Motion by Jared Rovny, PhD is from the course Translational Motion.
Included Quiz Questions
Which statement is TRUE about a position-time graph?
- Each point on the graph represents a particular location at a particular time.
- The vertical axis represents the vertical position of the object.
- The horizontal and vertical axes must have the same units.
- The horizontal and vertical axes represent position and velocity, respectively.
- The graph is a visual “bird's-eye view” of the object.
An object has a non-zero acceleration. What statement is TRUE about the position versus time graph of this object?
- The graph will not be a straight line.
- The graph must be positive everywhere.
- The graph can only be negative.
- The graph will always be a straight line.
- The graph must have an upward slope.
An object travels with a constant non-zero velocity. What is its graph of motion?
- A straight line
- A horizontal line
- A curved line
- A circle
- A parabola
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Author of lecture Graphs of Motion
Jared Rovny, PhD
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