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Distance Time graph

A distance-time graph (or displacement-time graph) is a graphical representation that shows how the distance an object travels changes over time. It is a fundamental tool in kinematics, a branch of physics that deals with motion. 📈 What is a Distance-Time Graph? The x-axis represents time. The y-axis represents distance (or sometimes displacement, which can be negative or positive depending on direction). Each point on the graph shows the distance traveled by an object at a specific time. 🧠 Key Features & Interpretation Graph Feature What it Means Straight line (positive slope) Object is moving at constant speed. Steeper line Object is moving faster. Horizontal line Object is stationary (not moving). Curved line Object is accelerating or decelerating. Line going downward (if displacement is used) Object is moving back toward the starting point. ✅ Why is it Important in Physics? Analyzes motion: Helps visualize and understand how an object moves over time. Determines speed: The slope of the graph gives the speed (Speed = Distance / Time). Compares motions: Multiple graphs can show differences between how different objects move. Foundation for more advanced concepts: Leads into velocity-time graphs, acceleration, and dynamics.