Draw position -time graphs for two having the zero velocity
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For elevator rides:
Ask yourself three questions:
1. Am I starting on the ground floor or a higher floor?
2. Am I moving up or down?
3. Am I speeding up or slowing down?
Am I starting on the ground floor or a higher floor?
If you are starting on the ground floor:
the vertical intercept on your position graph will be zero.
If you are starting on a higher floor:
the vertical intercept on your position graph will be positive.
Am I moving up or down?
If you are moving upward:
your position values will increase (go away from the horizontal axis)
your velocity values will be positive
If you are moving downward:
your position values will decrease (go toward the horizontal axis)
your velocity values will be negative
Am I speeding up or slowing down?
If you are speeding up:
the slope of your position graph will get steeper
your velocity graph will go away from the horizontal axis
your acceleration values will have the same sign as your velocity values
If you are moving downward:
the slope of your position graph will get less steep
your velocity graph will go toward the horizontal axis
your acceleration values will have the opposite sign of your velocity values
Ask yourself three questions:
1. Am I starting on the ground floor or a higher floor?
2. Am I moving up or down?
3. Am I speeding up or slowing down?
Am I starting on the ground floor or a higher floor?
If you are starting on the ground floor:
the vertical intercept on your position graph will be zero.
If you are starting on a higher floor:
the vertical intercept on your position graph will be positive.
Am I moving up or down?
If you are moving upward:
your position values will increase (go away from the horizontal axis)
your velocity values will be positive
If you are moving downward:
your position values will decrease (go toward the horizontal axis)
your velocity values will be negative
Am I speeding up or slowing down?
If you are speeding up:
the slope of your position graph will get steeper
your velocity graph will go away from the horizontal axis
your acceleration values will have the same sign as your velocity values
If you are moving downward:
the slope of your position graph will get less steep
your velocity graph will go toward the horizontal axis
your acceleration values will have the opposite sign of your velocity values
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