The document contains instructions for several math problems involving speed-time graphs. Students are asked to estimate distances traveled using strips of equal width, calculate average and instantaneous acceleration at different times, and determine if an answer is an overestimate or underestimate based on the graph. The problems involve interpreting speed-time graphs to solve calculations related to distance, velocity, and acceleration.
The document contains instructions for several math problems involving speed-time graphs. Students are asked to estimate distances traveled using strips of equal width, calculate average and instantaneous acceleration at different times, and determine if an answer is an overestimate or underestimate based on the graph. The problems involve interpreting speed-time graphs to solve calculations related to distance, velocity, and acceleration.
The document contains instructions for several math problems involving speed-time graphs. Students are asked to estimate distances traveled using strips of equal width, calculate average and instantaneous acceleration at different times, and determine if an answer is an overestimate or underestimate based on the graph. The problems involve interpreting speed-time graphs to solve calculations related to distance, velocity, and acceleration.
in metres per second of an object after it started to move.
Using 3 strips of equal
width work out an estimate for the distance travelled between t=1 and t=4 gcse maths tutor Here is a speed time graph for a car.
Work out an estimate for
the distance travelled by the car in the first 10 seconds. Use 5 strips of equal width.
Is your answer an underestimate or an overestimate? Explain why. gcse maths tutor Here is a speed time graph for a car journey.
The journey took 100
seconds.
The car travelled 1.75km in
the 100 seconds.
Work out the value of V.
gcse maths tutor The graph shows the velocity, v m/s, of a parachutist t seconds after leaving a plane.
Work out an estimate for
the acceleration of the parachutist at t=6 gcse maths tutor Karol runs a race.
The graph shows her
speed, in metres per second, t seconds after the start of the race.
Calculate an estimate for
the gradient at t=4.
Explain what your answer
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