Displacement-Time Graph
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Motion and Kinematics
By Oliver Smith
Motion has been studied by scientists for millennia. Using visual aids to introduce these concepts makes it easier for students to gain a solid understanding and foundation in kinematics that can help them in a range of other activities and industries!
Storyboard Description
Displacement Time Graph with examples
Storyboard Text
- Displacement (m)
- GRAPH
- EXAMPLE
- A: Moving at a constant speed
- Time (s)
- Sandy is a park ranger. She is patrolling the park at a constant speed in her vehicle.
- Displacement (m)
- B: Stationary
- Time (s)
- She sees a goose in her way and stops to let it pass.
- Displacement (m)
- Time (s)
- Displacement (m)
- C: Moving at a constant speed in the same direction as section A, but not as quickly
- She continues again, but this time more slowly in case there are other animals.
- D: Moving at a constant speed (more quickly than A and C), but in the opposite direction.
- Time (s)
- There was another animal, but not a goose! She quickly turns her vehicle around to go back to the ranger station at a high speed.
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