I really appreciate the verification! I was stressing out over whether I did it correctly or not for a while :pBystander said:
The purpose of graphing Darryl's movement is to visually represent his position, velocity, and acceleration over time, allowing for a better understanding of the principles of physics and how they apply to real-world scenarios.
The graph of Darryl's movement should include his position (x-axis) and time (y-axis), as well as his velocity and acceleration (both can be plotted on the y-axis as well).
A line graph is typically used to display Darryl's movement, as it allows for a clear representation of the relationship between his position, velocity, and acceleration over time.
The slope of the line on the graph represents Darryl's velocity, as it is the change in position over time. The slope of the velocity line represents his acceleration, as it is the change in velocity over time.
Factors such as air resistance, friction, and external forces can impact Darryl's movement. These can be represented on the graph by adding additional lines or data points that correspond to these factors and their effects on Darryl's position, velocity, and acceleration over time.
