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1337Montage
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Homework Statement
Homework Equations
a=v/t
v=d/t
Sketching An Acceleration-Time Graph From A Velocity-Time Graph
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The discussion revolves around sketching an acceleration-time graph based on a given velocity-time graph, focusing on the relationship between velocity and acceleration in the context of kinematics.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory, Conceptual clarification
Approaches and Questions Raised
- Participants discuss the implications of a negative slope in the velocity graph and its effect on the acceleration graph, with some expressing confidence in the reasoning presented by others.
Discussion Status
There appears to be a general agreement among participants regarding the correctness of the reasoning about the relationship between the graphs, although no formal consensus is reached. Some participants express appreciation for the insights shared.
Contextual Notes
Participants reference basic calculus concepts and the definitions of velocity and acceleration, indicating a foundational understanding of the subject matter. No specific constraints or missing information are noted in the discussion.
a=v/t
v=d/t
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MysticDude
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I believe that that is correct because since the velocity has the same negative slope, the acceleration should be a straight line. And in your attempt, the acceleration is negative and just a line, that answer is correct I believe.
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The legend
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yup .. has to be correct... MysticDude's reasoning looks right too.
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MysticDude
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The legend said:
Alright, I guess I know my calculus basics eh? Oh and thanks for the friend request.
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1337Montage
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Yep, it's correct. Thank you for your help guys.
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