Reading Acceleration in V vs. T Graph

[Hisui]

[SOLVED] Reading Acceleration in V vs. T Graph

So, I figured the answer to my own question, but I'm not sure how to delete my own post... sorry guys...

 

[CompuChip]

Welcome to PF Hisui.
It's better to leave your question here, and also post the answer below it. In the future, someone with the same problem might come by and find it here.

Otherwise, you can request a moderator to delete it.

 

[ogb p]

I would like to commend the individual for taking the initiative to solve their own question. It is always important to critically think and analyze data in order to come to a conclusion. However, as a community, it is important to leave posts up as it may help others who have the same question. In regards to the topic, reading acceleration in a velocity vs. time graph can be determined by calculating the slope of the line at a specific point. The steeper the slope, the higher the acceleration. Additionally, the area under the curve represents the displacement, which can also be used to calculate acceleration. It is important to carefully analyze the data and consider any potential errors or uncertainties in order to accurately determine the acceleration.