Does anyone Know what it means when you have an x intercept on a displacement graph velocity graph and acceleration graph. And also what the turning points on those graphs mean. Any notes on these graphs will be useful thanks guys!
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Notes on X V and A Graphs (1 Viewer)
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lyounamu
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It's like a graph sketching.
Displacement = normal function
Velocity = 1st derivative
Acc = 2nd derivative
So max/min displacement is when Velocity = 0
Point of inflexion is when Acc = 0
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well, on displacement it probably means a change in direction
velocity graph, maximum velocity is at the turning point
same for acceleration
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I think it could be minimum or horizontal pt of inflexion
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stating the obvious..
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addikaye03
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yea, just look at the directions before and after the point.
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yea i know
but it was in reply to the post above....
but it was in reply to the post above....
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lol I see