Acceleration due to gravity is the

acceleration gained by an object due to

gravitational force. Its SI unit is m/s2. It
has both magnitude and direction,
hence, it's a vector quantity. Acceleration
due to gravity is represented by g. The
standard value of g on the surface of
the earth at sea level is 9.8 m/s2
DESCRIBING
MOTION IN TERMS OF
GRAPHS
BY: JOHN CHRISTIAN MEJIA
MOTION
 DESCRIBING MOTION IN TERMS OF DIAGRAM

MOTION
is a continuous change in position
of an object with respect to reference
point for a particular time interval.
DIAGRAMS
 DESCRIBING MOTION IN TERMS OF DIAGRAM

DIAGRAM
Diagrams are visual representations that use pictures or
symbols to illustrate and explain an idea or information.
Time (s) Position (m)
0 0
5 5
10 10
15 15
MOTION
GRAPHS
 MOTION GRAPHS

Motion graphs are useful and effective tools in visually

presenting the motion of objects.

• The slope is the slant or angle of the line in the graph.

• The shape of the line on the graph whether straight, curved,

or steeply sloped have different interpretations with
regards to the motion of the object. In mathematical
meaning, the slope of a line is the rise over the run, or the
change in y divided by the change in x.
POSITION-TIME
GRAPHS
Position-time graphs are
motion graphs that show
a change in an object’s
location over time. In this
type of graph, time is
always plotted on the x-
axis and the position is
plotted on the y-axis.
 POSITION-TIME GRAPHS

DISTANCE-TIME GRAPH DISPLACEMENT-TIME GRAPH

SPEED-TIME GRAPH VELOCITY-TIME GRAPH

DISTANCE-TIME
GRAPHS
DISTANCE-TIME GRAPH

•The object is at rest

or not moving.
DISTANCE-TIME GRAPH

•The object moves at

a constant speed.
DISTANCE-TIME GRAPH

•The object is
increasing its speed.
DISTANCE-TIME GRAPH

•The object
decreasing its speed.
SPEED-TIME
GRAPHS
SPEED-TIME GRAPHS

•The speed of the

object is constant.
SPEED-TIME GRAPHS

•The object is
increasing in speed.
SPEED-TIME GRAPHS

•The object is not

moving.
SPEED-TIME GRAPHS

•The object is slowing

down
DISPLACEMENT-
TIME GRAPHS
DISPLACEMENT-TIME
GRAPHS

•Object is not moving

DISPLACEMENT-TIME
GRAPHS

•The object is moving

wit a constant
velocity.
DISPLACEMENT-TIME
GRAPHS

•The object is moving

with constant velocity
but in reverse
direction of the
positive direction
DISPLACEMENT-TIME
GRAPHS

•The object’s velocity

is changing at a given
point in time.
VELOCITY-TIME
GRAPHS
VELOCITY-TIME
GRAPHS

•The object is moving

at a constant velocity.
VELOCITY-TIME
GRAPHS

•The velocity of an
object is increasing by
a constant amount
each second.
VELOCITY-TIME
GRAPHS

•The velocity of an
object is decreasing
by a constant amount
each second.
VELOCITY-TIME
GRAPHS

•The rate of object’s

acceleration is
increasing
DESCRIBING
MOTION IN TERMS OF
TICKER TAPE DIAGRAMS
BY: JOHN CHRISTIAN MEJIA
TICKER-TAPE
DIAGRAMS
TICKER-TAPE
DIAGRAMS
is the line of dots on the tape that is created when a
long tape is attached to an object that is moving.
ANALYZING
TICKER-TAPE
DIAGRAMS
Assignment
Create ticker tape diagrams showing the type of motion demonstrated by
the given objects