The discussion revolves around sketching velocity, acceleration, and displacement vs. time graphs for two scenarios involving an object accelerating from rest and a car accelerating to a stop. The subject area includes kinematics and the application of SUVAT equations.
Participants are actively engaging with the problem, questioning assumptions, and exploring different interpretations of the equations. Some guidance has been offered regarding the use of specific equations and the shapes of the graphs, but there is no explicit consensus on the approach to take.
Participants express uncertainty about the sufficiency of the provided data for calculations and the need to visualize the graphs rather than compute specific values. There is an ongoing discussion about the nature of acceleration during the motion described.
They can't be solved on paper. The data given is not sufficient. Just draw the shapes and that would be sufficient.unknown physicist said:so how do you suggest i solve them?