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<strong>Skill</strong> Sheet 4.2: Analyzing Graphs of Motion without Numbers<br />

1. Little Red Riding Hood. Graph Little Red Riding Hood:<br />

2. The Tortoise and the Hare. Use two lines to graph both the<br />

tortoise and the hare:<br />

<strong>Skill</strong> Sheet 4.3: Acceleration<br />

1. –0.75 m/s 2<br />

2. –8.9 m/s 2<br />

3. Answers are:<br />

Time (seconds) Speed (km/h)<br />

0 (start) 0 (start)<br />

2 3<br />

4 6<br />

6 9<br />

8 12<br />

10 15<br />

The acceleration of the ball is 1.5 km/hr/s.<br />

<strong>Skill</strong> Sheet 4.3: Acceleration and Speed-Time Graphs<br />

1. Acceleration = 5 miles/hour/hour or 5 miles/hour 2<br />

2. Acceleration = –2 meters/minute/minute or –2<br />

meters/minute 2<br />

3. Acceleration = 0 feet/minute/minute or 0 feet/minute 2 or no<br />

acceleration<br />

4. Answers are:<br />

<strong>Skill</strong> Sheet 4.3: Acceleration due to Gravity<br />

1. velocity = –14.7 m/s<br />

2. velocity = 11.3 m/s<br />

3. velocity = –76.4 m/s<br />

4. velocity = –16 m/s; depth = 86 meters<br />

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3. The Skyrocket. Graph the altitude of the rocket:<br />

4. Each student story will include elements that are controlled<br />

by the graphs and creative elements that facilitate the story.<br />

Only the graph-controlled elements are described here.<br />

a. The line begins and ends on the baseline, therefore Tim<br />

must start from and return to his house.<br />

b. The line rises toward the first peak as a downward curved<br />

line that becomes horizontal. This indicates that Tim’s<br />

pace toward Caroline’s house slowed to a stop.<br />

c. Then the line rises steeply to the first peak. This indicates<br />

that after his stop, Tim continues toward Caroline’s house<br />

faster than before.<br />

d. The first peak is sharp, indicating that Tim did not spend<br />

much time at Caroline’s house on first arrival.<br />

e. The line then falls briefly, turns to the horizontal, and then<br />

rises to a second peak. This indicates that Tim left,<br />

paused, and then returned quickly to Caroline’s house.<br />

f. The line then remains at the second peak for a long time,<br />

then drops steeply to the baseline. This indicates that after<br />

spending a long time at Caroline’s house, Tim probably<br />

ran home.<br />

4. 7.5 seconds<br />

5. 88 mph<br />

6. 22 m/s<br />

7. 7 m/s 2<br />

8. –1.9 mph/s<br />

9. 67 m/s<br />

10. 32 m/s<br />

11. 1.7 m/s 2<br />

12. 2.6 seconds<br />

13. –2.3 m/s 2<br />

a. Segment 1: Acceleration = 2 feet/second/second,<br />

or 2 feet/second 2<br />

b. Segment 2: Acceleration = 0.67 feet/second/second,<br />

or 0.67 feet/second 2<br />

5. Distance = 1,400 meters<br />

6. Distance = 700 feet<br />

7. Distance = 75 kilometers<br />

5. height = 11 meters; yes<br />

6. time = 5.6 seconds<br />

7. time = 7.0 seconds

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