Q1

The data before any additional information was added

This is the data after required data was imputed

Q2

After data was coped and put into a graph through Geogebra

Q3

Starting the equation with 1(1(x+1))+1 the graph is then stretched in the y direction by -3.4 also
resulting in the graph to reflect in the x direction, the equation is now -3.4(1(x+1))+1
The equation is changed to -3.4(1.2(x+1))+1 making the graph shrink in the x direction by 1.2

The graph has shifted right by -2.4 the equation is now -3.4(1.2(x-2.4))+1
The equation has been changed to -3.4(1.2(x-2.4))+30.1 this shifts the graph up by a factor of 30.1

Q4
To find the derivative of the equation -3.4(1.2(x-2.4))+30.1 you must first expand the equation.
This leads to -4.896x +24.2842x-0.012358.
Next the square is multiplied with the 2 -4.896
Resulting in a final sum -9.792x+24.2842 and the -0.012358 us automatically cancelled out.

Q5

Q6

Part B
Rolling ball 1
Q1
This is a graph of the smoothed data.
 Raw Smoothed
Time x Time x
0 1.31 0
0.033 1.30 0.033
0.067 1.28 0.067
0.133 1.24 0.133 1.25357143
0.167 1.23 0.167 1.23542857
0.2 1.21 0.2 1.21685714
0.233 1.20 0.233 1.19857143
0.267 1.19 0.267 1.18428571
0.3 1.17 0.3 1.17
0.333 1.16 0.333 1.15557143
0.367 1.14 0.367 1.14128571
0.4 1.13 0.4 1.127
0.433 1.11 0.433 1.115
0.467 1.10 0.467 1.10242857
0.5 1.09 0.5 1.08971429
0.533 1.09 0.533 1.07542857
0.567 1.07 0.567 1.061
0.6 1.05 0.6 1.04671429
0.633 1.03 0.633 1.03228571
0.667 1.01 0.667 1.01585714
0.7 1.00 0.7 1
0.733 0.984 0.733 0.98428571
0.767 0.97 0.767 0.96985714
0.8 0.956 0.8 0.95542857
0.833 0.942 0.833 0.94071429
0.867 0.926 0.867 0.926
0.9 0.911 0.9 0.91114286
0.933 0.896 0.933 0.89628571
0.967 0.881 0.967 0.88228571
1 0.866 1 0.86857143
1.033 0.852 1.033 0.855
1.067 0.844 1.067 0.84
1.102 0.83 1.102 0.82514286
1.135 0.816 1.135 0.81028571
1.168 0.791 1.168 0.79542857
1.202 0.777 1.202 0.77957143
1.235 0.762 1.235 0.76357143
1.268 0.748 1.268 0.74742857
1.302 0.733 1.302 0.73271429
1.335 0.718 1.335 0.71771429
1.368 0.703 1.368 0.70285714
1.402 0.688 1.402 0.68757143
1.435 0.672 1.435 0.67228571
1.468 0.658 1.468 0.65742857
1.502 0.641 1.502 0.64271429
1.535 0.626 1.535 0.62842857
1.568 0.614 1.568 0.61414286
1.602 0.6 1.602 0.59842857
1.635 0.588 1.635 0.58314286
1.668 0.572 1.668 0.56785714
1.702 0.548 1.702 0.55228571
1.735 0.534 1.735 0.53642857
1.768 0.519 1.768 0.52014286
1.802 0.505 1.802 0.504
1.835 0.489 1.835 0.48914286
1.868 0.474 1.868 0.47428571
1.902 0.459 1.902 0.45928571
1.935 0.444 1.935 0.44442857
1.968 0.43 1.968 0.42971429
2.002 0.414 2.002 0.41471429
2.035 0.401 2.035 0.4
2.068 0.386 2.068 0.38571429
2.102 0.369 2.102 0.37128571
2.135 0.356 2.135 0.35542857
2.168 0.344 2.168 0.33971429
2.202 0.329 2.202 0.32414286
2.235 0.303 2.235 0.30885714
2.268 0.291 2.268 0.29342857
2.302 0.277 2.302 0.27742857
2.335 0.262 2.335 0.26142857
2.368 0.248 2.368 0.247
2.402 0.232 2.402 0.23214286
 2.435 0.217 2.435
2.468 0.202 2.468
2.502 0.187 2.502

To find the smoothed data I took the average of the displacement excluding the first three and the
last three numbers from the data to simplify it more.

Using GeoGebra a I was able to find a function that fits the smoothed data y = -0.44x + 1.3

The function fits the data relativity well except for a few point as shown in the graph provided

Q2
dy
dx = nax
= axn
= -0.44x+1.3
= -0.44x
dy
dx= -0.44
This graph is the new function -0.44

Q3
Gradient
-0.53361345
-0.56277056
-0.55411255
-0.42016807
-0.43290043
-0.43722944
-0.42016807
-0.43290043
-0.36363636
-0.3697479
-0.38528139
-0.43290043
-0.42436975
-0.43290043
-0.43722944
-0.48319328
-0.48051948
-0.47619048
-0.42436975
-0.43722944
-0.44588745
-0.43277311
-0.45021645
-0.45021645
-0.41176471
-0.41558442
-0.41125541
-0.44117647
-0.4244898
-0.45021645
-0.45021645
-0.46638655
-0.48484848
-0.48917749
-0.43277311
-0.45454545
-0.45021645
-0.44957983
-0.46320346
-0.45021645
-0.43277311
-0.43290043
-0.43290043
-0.46218487
-0.46320346
-0.46320346
-0.45798319
-0.48051948
-0.49350649
-0.47478992
-0.45021645
-0.45021645
-0.44117647
 -0.45021645
-0.44588745
-0.44117647
-0.44588745
-0.43290043
-0.42436975
-0.48051948
-0.47619048
-0.45798319
-0.46320346
-0.46753247
-0.47058824
-0.48484848
-0.43722944
-0.43697479

The gradient function is placed in the best possible spot for the majority of the gradient points to be
close to the line with a few of the points being outliers which are further from the line then the rest
of the points. The gradient function is simply -0.45

Q4
The deferential function is very similar to that of the gradient function. The graphs of the functions
are not very similar. The deferential function is the same as the velocity function's coefficient, while
the gradients function is similar to the coefficient of the velocity function.

Q5
There various ways to find the velocity one of which is change in distance divided by change in
time the, this is used to find the average velocity. Another method is to use the initial velocity,
acceleration and time in the equation v = u + at meaning velocity equals initial velocity +
acceleration time. . The most commonly used is where s is displacement. The velocity can also
be found out from a time-displacement graph, the function of the graph will equal the velocity.

Q6
A function for the acceleration time graph can be taken from the gradient function -0.45, then
converting this to acceleration -0.45m/s/s. The function is negative because the ball rolls from the
end side to the starting side.

Q7 NA

Q8

Car

Q1
This is a graph of the smoothed data
Raw data Smoothed data

t x t x
0 0.171 0
0.033 0.184 0.033
0.067 0.199 0.067
0.1 0.215 0.1 0.27029
0.133 0.231 0.133 0.29029
0.167 0.249 0.167 0.31129
0.2 0.268 0.2 0.33343
0.233 0.288 0.233 0.35643
0.267 0.309 0.267 0.38043
0.3 0.332 0.3 0.40543
0.333 0.355 0.333 0.43114
0.367 0.378 0.367 0.45786
0.4 0.404 0.4 0.48571
0.433 0.429 0.433 0.51443
0.467 0.456 0.467 0.54429
0.5 0.484 0.5 0.57514
0.533 0.512 0.533 0.607
0.567 0.542 0.567 0.64
0.6 0.573 0.6 0.67386
0.633 0.605 0.633 0.70857
0.667 0.638 0.667 0.74414
0.7 0.672 0.7 0.78029
0.733 0.707 0.733 0.81714
0.767 0.743 0.767 0.85471
0.8 0.779 0.8 0.89271
0.833 0.816 0.833 0.93129
0.867 0.854 0.867 0.97014
0.9 0.891 0.9 1.009
0.933 0.93 0.933 1.04814
0.968 0.97 0.968 1.087
1.002 1.009 1.002 1.1065
1.035 1.049 1.035 1.126
1.068 1.088 1.068 1.14525
1.102 1.126 1.102
1.135 1.165 1.135
 1.168 1.202 1.168

To find the smoothed data I took the average of the displacement excluding the first three and the
last three numbers from the data to simplify it more.

Using GeoGebra a I was able to find a function that fits the smoothed data y = 0.09(x + 1.35)

The function fits the data relativity well, except for a few points as shown in the graph provided.

Q2
dy
dx = nax
= axn
= n(x-a)
= 0.093(x + 1.35)
dy
dx = 0.27(x + 1.35)
The graph is the new function 0.27(x + 1.35)

Q3

Gradient
0.606060606
0.617647059
0.670995671
0.696969697
0.705882353
0.757575758
0.779220779
0.785714286
0.844155844
0.87012987
0.878151261
0.935064935
0.965367965
0.970588235
1.025974026
1.051948052
1.046218487
1.095238095
1.116883117
 1.105042017
1.151515152
1.168831169
1.142857143
1.177489177
1.186147186
1.110204082
0.573529412
0.590909091
0.583333333
The gradient function is placed in the best possible spot for the majority of the gradient points to be
close to the line with a few of the points being outliers which are further from the line then the rest
of the points. The gradient function is y = 0.82x + 0.5

Q4
The deferential function has no relationship with the gradient function. The graphs of the functions
are not similar. The deferential function is similar to the velocity function having the same numbers
in the brackets, while the gradients function does not relate to the velocity function.

Q5
There various ways to find the velocity one of which is change in distance divided by change in
time the, this is used to find the average velocity. Another method is to use the initial velocity,
acceleration and time in the equation v = u + at meaning velocity equals initial velocity +
acceleration time. . The most commonly used is where s is displacement. The velocity can also
be found out from a time-displacement graph, the function of the graph will equal the velocity.
Q6
A function for the acceleration time graph can be taken from the gradient function 0.82x + 0.5 , then
converting this to acceleration 0.82x + 0.5m/s/s.

Q7 NA
Q

Bouncing ball
Q1
This is the graph of the smoothed data
Raw data Smoothed data

t x t x
0 0.189 0
0.033 0.22 0.033
0.067 0.242 0.067
0.1 0.282 0.1 0.348571
0.133 0.303 0.133 0.370857
0.167 0.332 0.167 0.393429
0.2 0.348 0.2 0.413429
0.233 0.366 0.233 0.433429
0.267 0.392 0.267 0.454143
0.3 0.417 0.3 0.473857
0.333 0.438 0.333 0.492286
0.367 0.461 0.367 0.509714
0.4 0.472 0.4 0.526143
0.433 0.488 0.433 0.542714
0.468 0.511 0.468 0.558714
0.502 0.53 0.502 0.572714
0.535 0.546 0.535 0.586429
0.568 0.56 0.568 0.602429
0.602 0.576 0.602 0.616429
0.635 0.588 0.635 0.630857
0.668 0.6 0.668 0.644714
0.702 0.609 0.702 0.658429
0.735 0.626 0.735 0.672714
0.768 0.658 0.768 0.686571
0.802 0.658 0.802 0.698143
0.835 0.677 0.835 0.716429
0.868 0.685 0.868 0.735714
0.902 0.696 0.902 0.756143
0.935 0.709 0.935 0.777
0.968 0.723 0.968 0.797714
1.002 0.739 1.002 0.817714
1.035 0.786 1.035 0.836714
1.068 0.812 1.068 0.854429
1.102 0.828 1.102 0.867857
 1.135 0.842 1.135 0.881
1.168 0.854 1.168 0.894
1.202 0.863 1.202 0.906
1.235 0.872 1.235 0.918286
1.268 0.91 1.268 0.935143
1.302 0.906 1.302 0.95
1.335 0.92 1.335 0.966571
1.368 0.933 1.368 0.983429
1.402 0.938 1.402 0.997
1.435 0.949 1.435 1.011143
1.468 0.99 1.468 1.0215
1.502 1.014 1.502
1.535 1.022 1.535
1.568 1.038 1.568

To find the smoothed data I took the average of the displacement excluding the first three and the
last three numbers from the data to simplify it more.

Using GeoGebra a I was able to find a function that fits the smoothed data y = 0.49x + 0.32

The function fits the data relativity well, except for a few points as shown in the graph provided.

Q2

dy
dx = nax
= axn
= -0.49x+0.32
= -0.49x
dy
dx= -0.49

Q3

Gradient
0.675325
0.663866
0.606061
0.606061
0.609244
0.597403
0.558442
0.512605
0.497835
0.502165
0.457143
0.411765
0.415584
0.484848
0.411765
0.437229
0.419913
0.403361
0.4329
0.419913
0.340336
0.554113
0.584416
0.60084
0.632035
0.627706
0.588235
0.575758
0.536797
 0.394958
0.398268
0.393939
0.352941
0.372294
0.510823
0.436975
0.502165
0.510823
0.39916
0.428571
0.313853
0.675325

The gradient function is placed in the best possible spot for the majority of the gradient points to be
close to the line with a few of the points being outliers which are further from the line then the rest
of the points. The gradient function is y = -0.43 x + 0.78
Q4
The deferential function's coefficient is similar to the gradient function. The graphs of the functions
are not similar. The deferential function is similar to the velocity function having a negative of the
coefficient, while the gradients function does not relate to the velocity function.

Q5
There various ways to find the velocity one of which is change in distance divided by change in
time the, this is used to find the average velocity. Another method is to use the initial velocity,
acceleration and time in the equation v = u + at meaning velocity equals initial velocity +
acceleration time. . The most commonly used is where s is displacement. The velocity can also
be found out from a time-displacement graph, the function of the graph will equal the velocity.

Q6
A function for the acceleration time graph can be taken from the gradient function -0.43 x + 0.78 ,
then converting this to acceleration -0.43 x + 0.78m/s/s.

Q7 NA

Q8