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Exploring Friction and Distance-Time Graphs in Physics

In today's lesson, you'll delve deeper into your investigation of friction and distance-time graphs. Begin by analyzing the provided pages 136 and 137. Formulate a question for Mr. Porter based on your reading to enhance your understanding. Next, explore various types of distance-time graphs, including instances of no movement, constant speed, and acceleration. Consider how these graphs would differ for various speeds. Complete the questions on page 139 (4 and 5) to reinforce your learning and draw conclusions from your friction investigation.

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Exploring Friction and Distance-Time Graphs in Physics

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  1. Can you continue your friction investigation (bar graph and conclusion)? You have 15 minutes Do now!

  2. Last lesson • Investigating friction

  3. Can you carefully read pages 136 and 137. Think of one question to ask Mr Porter about these pages. Reading first!

  4. Today’s lesson • Distance/time graphs

  5. Distance against time graphs distance time

  6. No movement? distance time

  7. No movement distance time

  8. Constant speed? distance time

  9. Constant speed distance time

  10. Constant speed How would the graph look different for a faster constant speed? distance time

  11. Constant speed fast distance time

  12. Constant speed fast How would the graph look different for a slower constant speed? distance time

  13. Constant speed fast distance slow time

  14. Getting faster? (accelerating) distance time

  15. Getting faster distance time

  16. Examples distance time

  17. A van accelerating from stop and then hitting a wall distance time

  18. A van accelerating from stop and then hitting a wall distance time

  19. Let’s try some questions. Page 139 questions 4 and 5.

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