* GRAPHS
** OBJECTIVES
1. Describe the motion of an object using graphs
2. Interpret different types of motions graphs
3. Appreciate the importance of graphs

** CONTENT
A graph is a visual representation of lines that shows how
to two measurements are related to each other

Graphs are usually  measured with a graphing  paper, we can
use graphs to find the position  of an object, when a graph
is  plotted by  distance travel,

the  graph  can  be  called  distance-time  graph,  if  its
displacement, its called a displacement time graph

If  a   graph  represents   the  velocity,  its   called  a
velocity-time  graph. remember  that the  slope of  a graph
represents the motion.

In a graph, we use a partion (?) system, where we use the x
and y  axis, we  call the  horizontal line  as the  x axis,
while the vertical line is called the y axis

The slop  is the one  that connects the different  kinds of
dots represented.

*** TYPES
Position (displacement) vs time
SLOPE of position-time graph  = velocity over that interval
of time

The steeper the slope, the higher the speed or velocity

**** For the distance(?):
If the slope is diagonal, it is moving on a constant speed,
if its curvy but goinig  up, its acceletrating, if the line
is going  from up to down  on a curve, is  slowing down, if
the  line is  horizontal, its  stationary, if  its diagonal
going downward, its returning  to its original position. if
its slowly going up, its steady.

**** For the velocity:
you can  describe the acceleration  for the object,  if the
slope is  going diagonal  going up,  it is  accelerating, a
positive acceleration, if its  flat, the acceleration is 0,
moving in  constant velocity, but  if it is  diagonal going
down,  it is  negative  acceleration,  meaning its  slowing
down. 

But what if its a number..?

You have to find out the value of the velocity and the time
before you can plant anything to the graph.

**** EPILLOUGE 
In  a graph,  or  motion  graph, you  can  compute for  the
average speed or velocity.