Describing Motion (1 Viewer)

[aanthnnyyy]

hey guys this is always confusing...
If displacement is to right, velocity is positive and acceleration negative does that mean ;
- object moving to right and is moving faster

I find it hard distinguishing between acceleration and velocity when describing verbally :/

and is the best way just to graph

 

[Squar3root]

the object is moving to the right but as it moves right, it is slowing down

 

[Squar3root]

the velocity graph would look like this:

 

[aanthnnyyy]

the velocity graph would look like this:

Righttt so if velocity was negative and acceleration positive it would be a dip

 

[Squar3root]

Righttt so if velocity was negative and acceleration positive it would be a dip

not sure what that means but the graph would look like:

 

[InteGrand]

not sure what that means but the graph would look like:

Lol that has velocity positive though. I think he meant the graph of vs. t "dips" below the t-axis (like imagine a concave-up parabola with vertex below the t-axis (the part after the vertex is where )).

Also I think the horizontal axis in your graphs is meant to be t (time)?

 

[Squar3root]

Lol that has velocity positive though. I think he meant the graph of vs. t "dips" below the t-axis (like imagine a concave-up parabola with vertex below the t-axis (the part after the vertex is where )).

Also I think the horizontal axis in your graphs is meant to be t (time)?

oops my bad, brain fart :/

the graph should be like this:

inb4wrongagain

and yes the x axis should be "time" because when you integrate to find the area it should be dt and not dx