REVIEW

TWO TRUTHS and ONE LIE

Direction: Identify which two statements are true and which one is false. Circle the
letter of the correct statements.
DISPLACEMENT SPEED
A. It is the shortest distance between the object’s
two positions. A. It is distance travelled divided by time.
B. Emma walks 20 meters from her house to B. It is measured in m/s2.
school. She turns around and walks back. Her C. It tells how fast the object moves.
displacement is 0.
C. It is measured by seconds.
ACCELERATION
VELOCITY A. it is travelling in one direction with constant
A. It tells the speed and direction of a moving speed.
object. B. It is a change in speed or velocity; direction
B. A truck moves 30 m/s, East along the changes
highway. C. As you walk, you make a right turn, you are
C. A bus travels on the road 20 m/s. accelerating.
 OBJECTIVES
1. describe the motion of objects in relation to the slope
of the line on a distance-time graph and speed-time
graph; and

2. create motion graphs to represent the motion of

objects;
How do you describe motion?
Describing the motion of an object is occasionally
hard to do with words.

Sometimes charts and graphs help make motion

easier to picture, and therefore better to understand.
 MOTION GRAPHS
ACTIVITY 1: Where’s My Car?
Objective: To describe the motion of an object using position vs time graph.
TABLE 1: Position of the ball vs. time
TIMER 0s 5s 10 s 15 s
Time (s) Position (m)
0 0

0m 5m 10 m 15 m
Fig.1

y
1. Complete Table 1 using the data in the given figure. Fig.2
15

2. Plot the values in Table 1 as points on the graph in Position 10

Figure 2. (m)

0 x
5 10 15
Time
(s)
 5 5
10 10
TABLE 1: 15 15
Position of the ball vs. time

Time (s) Position (m)

0 0

y
15
Fig.2

Position 10
(m)

0 x
3. Connect the points on the graph in Figure 2 5
Time
10 15

(s)
 MOTION GRAPHS
• Motion graphs are useful and effective tools
in visually presenting the motion of objects.
By examining the slope of the graphs, we can
obtain meaningful amount of information
about the objects’ motion.
SLOPE
 POSITION VS TIME GRAPH
- It is also called distance vs time graph.

- It describes the speed because the slope of the

line of position versus time graph is the speed
of a moving object.
 DISTANCE-TIME GRAPHS
Plotting distance against time can tell you a lot about motion. Let's look at
the axes:
• If something is moving at a steady
speed, it means we expect the same
increase in distance in a given time.

• Time is increasing to the right, and

distance is increasing steadily with
time.
 DISTANCE-TIME GRAPHS
A horizontal line
parallel to the x-axis
has a slope of zero

object is at rest
speed = 0
 DISTANCE-TIME GRAPHS
 curving upwards.
 shows an increase in speed,
since the line is getting steeper
 In other words, in a given
time, the distance the object
moves is changed (getting
larger).
 It is accelerating.
 DISTANCE-TIME GRAPHS
 curving downward in
constant speed
 A downward sloping line
means that the object moves
toward the reference point
or position
 DISTANCE-TIME GRAPHS
 A steeper slope indicates a
larger distance moved in a
given time. In other words,
higher speed.
 This is shown in yellow.
DISTANCE-TIME GRAPHS
SPEED-TIME
GRAPHS
SPEED-TIME
GRAPHS
SPEED-TIME
GRAPHS
SPEED-TIME
GRAPHS
Activity 2 Direction: Create a speed-time graph that shows how the
speed of a vehicle changes throughout its travel. Refer your
data on the given scenario below. Plot your answers on a
graphing paper.
QUI Direction: Examine the graph below. Label the graph with
the motion of the school bus as represented by the shape of the
Z line. Use the words inside the school bus to label the graph.
Write your answers on a 1 whole sheet of paper.
ASSINGMEN Direction: Answer the following questions. Write your
T answers on you notebook.

1. What is ticker tape diagrams?

2. How does ticker tape diagrams represent the motion of
objects?

REFERENCE: Learner’s Module, Quarter 3 Module 2 pp. 17-22.