Position vs. Time Graph - Part 1

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[@phunphyz]

The average velocity is the slope between any two points on the position-time graph. The velocity AT 3 seconds is an instantaneous velocity and would also be the slope of the graph AT that point.

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Displacement is essentially position. GREAT VIDEO!!!!

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Nope, position is the location of an object with respect to a reference point and displacement is change in position

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nicolas perera displacement is velocity then?

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Can you do a velocity vs time graph tutorial??? Need by tomorrow!! Hope its not too much to ask for! Thanks

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[@TheSighlent1]

What would you say the velocity would be at 3 seconds? 2 m/s, or 0 m/s?? .......or would the question be phrased as "what's the velocity between # & #?" as opposed to at a certain time?

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is there a part 3 for the acceleration?

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Does the hypotenuse in the graph have any property?

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Where is the part 3 to this video?

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Why did he put the 2 on top of the graph velocity

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when hes standing still why does the line look like that?

[@minhajdesigns]

why the time is on X-axis ? can we swap the position and time axises? :p

[@hamburgerbam1581]

+Minhaj Uddin Typically, time is always depicted on the x-axis.

[@brycemercer5750]

+Minhaj Uddin Having time on the x-axis and distance on the y-axis allows the slope to represent the speed of the object (y/x=rise/run=distance/time=speed)

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Got it.

[@carultch]

@@minhajdesigns Since time is the variable that changes whether we want it to or not, and regardless of what all the other variables are doing, time is treated as the independent variable that conventionally goes on the horizontal axis.

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Thanx guys for helping me

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Is the position same as displacement?

[@carultch]

Sort of. Displacement is change in position. So if you start at x=+2 meters, and walk to x=+6 meters, x=+6 meters would be your position, while +4 meters would be your displacement.

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[@MrJessjokerbanana]

is a position vs time graph the same as a displacement vs time graph?!?

[@carultch]

Generally speaking, yes. The essential difference is that a displacement vs time graph would start at displacement = 0, while position vs time would start whereever it starts relative to the defined origin of the problem.

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[@phunphyz]

You use "x" for position in your equations--wish you'd use "x" instead of "P" for the position-time graph title at the end of the video.

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