Problems of VT and St images Who can help me summarize the knowledge about these two images For example, in these two images, what the quadrant represents and what the slope represents. The formula is better!

Problems of VT and St images Who can help me summarize the knowledge about these two images For example, in these two images, what the quadrant represents and what the slope represents. The formula is better!


The horizontal axis of S-T image is displacement (equivalent to X in X-Y diagram), and the vertical axis is time (equivalent to y in X-Y diagram). If the image is a straight line, then its slope is the acceleration of the motion. If it is a curve, then the slope of a tangent is the acceleration at the corresponding time
The horizontal axis of V-T image is velocity (equivalent to X in X-Y diagram), and the vertical axis is time (equivalent to y in X-Y diagram). The area enclosed by graph and coordinate bearing is displacement



What do the different forms of VT st images represent?
St image is a horizontal line, what does a diagonal line represent?
Vt image is a horizontal line, what does a diagonal line represent?
Which one represents uniform linear motion, static motion and accelerated motion?
It's better to draw a picture


The slope of St graph is the magnitude of velocity, the slope of VT graph is the magnitude of acceleration, so the uniform linear motion has constant velocity, that is to say, the slope is a constant, that is, a diagonal line on St graph or a straight line perpendicular to V axis on VT graph, the static velocity is 0, and the slope is 0, that is, the linear acceleration perpendicular to s axis on St graph



The difference between ST image and VT image


The horizontal axis of S-T image is displacement (equivalent to X in X-Y diagram), and the vertical axis is time (equivalent to y in X-Y diagram). If the image is a straight line, then its slope is the acceleration of the motion. If it is a curve, then the slope of a tangent is the acceleration at the corresponding time
The horizontal axis of V-T image is velocity (equivalent to X in X-Y diagram), and the vertical axis is time (equivalent to y in X-Y diagram). The area enclosed by graph and coordinate bearing is displacement