How is acceleration found from a velocity-time graph?

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Answer 1 · 2018-04-03T01:03:46

You can find acceleration from velocity-time graph by finding the slope of the velocity-time curve.

You can find acceleration from velocity-time graph by finding the slope of the velocity-time curve. For example

When it is flat, acceleration is #0#.
When it is positive, the object is accelerating.
When it is negative, the object is decelerating and
When it is a straight line but not flat, it is accelerating or decelerating uniformly, depending on whether slope is positive or negative
if is steep, it is accelerating or decelerating, depending on whether slope is positive or negative, very fast and
when you are flat and at time-axis i.e. velocity is zero, it is completely stopped.

How is acceleration found from a velocity-time graph?