A graph that shows how position depends on time is a?

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AfilCa [17]3 years ago

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Hello!

A graph that shows how position is depending on time is known as a Position Time Graph.

This is a graph used in Physics to help us understand how motion (positive/negative velocity) changes over a period of time. Motion can be seen in two ways on this graph: constant velocity and changing velocity, otherwise known as acceleration.

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