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Graphing Motion Scenarios with Balls

The document presents various scenarios involving a ball's motion, including rolling down slopes, being dropped, and thrown. Each scenario prompts consideration of how changes in conditions, such as slope steepness or gravitational differences, would affect the ball's motion. The document encourages sketching and annotating distance-time, velocity-time, and acceleration-time graphs for each situation.

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Graphing Motion Scenarios with Balls

The document presents various scenarios involving a ball's motion, including rolling down slopes, being dropped, and thrown. Each scenario prompts consideration of how changes in conditions, such as slope steepness or gravitational differences, would affect the ball's motion. The document encourages sketching and annotating distance-time, velocity-time, and acceleration-time graphs for each situation.

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Sketch the d-t,

v-t and a-t


graphs for the
following
scenarios

Make sure that you


annotate them
Are you thinking?
▪ A ball rolls down a slope
▪ How would it change if you roll the ball down
a steeper slope?
Are you thinking?
▪ A ball is dropped from 1 metre
▪ How would it change if you dropped the ball
on the moon?
Are you thinking?
▪ A ball rolls up a slope and comes to a
stop and rolls back down
▪ How would it change if you gave it a bigger
push?
Are you thinking?
▪ A ball rolls up a slope and down another
slope
▪ How would it change if the hill was steeper?
Are you thinking?
▪ A ball is thrown into the air
and caught on the way
down.
▪ How would it change if you
miss catching it on the way
down?
Are you thinking?
▪ A ball is thrown upward
into the air and lands in a
pond where a fish gulps it
down 1 metre below the
surface.
Are you thinking?
▪ A ball is dropped one
metre from the ground
and on the bounce
reaches a height of
only 0.8 metres.
Are you thinking?
▪ If a ball travels down a U shaped track
and eventually comes to rest in the
middle

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