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Physics Unit 1:  Position-Time Graph Worksheet #2
Physics Unit 1:  Position-Time Graph Worksheet #2
Physics Unit 1:  Position-Time Graph Worksheet #2
Physics Unit 1:  Position-Time Graph Worksheet #2
Physics Unit 1:  Position-Time Graph Worksheet #2
Physics Unit 1:  Position-Time Graph Worksheet #2
Physics Unit 1:  Position-Time Graph Worksheet #2
Physics Unit 1:  Position-Time Graph Worksheet #2
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This is a worksheet's purpose is to help bring students further along in their conceptual understanding of motion. It asks students to convert a data table of numbers into a position-time graph, and to create a "mathematical model" (i.e. slope-intercept equation) to describe movement. It asks students to consider what slope and "m" in the equation mean. (conceptually introducing the notion that the slope of a P-T graph is velocity)

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- 2 pages of student work

- Fully worked answer key

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Legal Details: This is copyrighted 2019 by Laura Delzer aka "Delzer's Dynamite Designs". It is licensed for 1 teacher to use. Please purchase additional licenses for colleagues. THANK YOU for respecting my hard work. Teacher-author's work is protected by federal law.

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Physics Unit 1: Position-Time Graph Worksheet #2

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Description

This is a worksheet's purpose is to help bring students further along in their conceptual understanding of motion. It asks students to convert a data table of numbers into a position-time graph, and to create a "mathematical model" (i.e. slope-intercept equation) to describe movement. It asks students to consider what slope and "m" in the equation mean. (conceptually introducing the notion that the slope of a P-T graph is velocity)

Note: My bell-ringers listed below provide practice exactly tied to my notes and this worksheet.

What this includes:

- 2 pages of student work

- Fully worked answer key

This pairs perfectly with

Unit 1 PowerPoint

Unit 1: Collection of 42 bell ringers

Please Check Out: It makes financial sense to buy my items bundled!

My Mammoth Set of Worksheets

My Unit 1 Bundle

Legal Details: This is copyrighted 2019 by Laura Delzer aka "Delzer's Dynamite Designs". It is licensed for 1 teacher to use. Please purchase additional licenses for colleagues. THANK YOU for respecting my hard work. Teacher-author's work is protected by federal law.

Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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