Reading distance-time graphs
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I can read values of distance and time from graphs and use them to calculate speed.
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The labels on a graph describe what it shows.
The numbers on the scale of a graph go up in equal amounts.
The value of each small division is the value of a large division divided by the number of small divisions it contains.
Each point on a distance-time graph describes where an object is at a point in time (not its speed).
The speed of an object can be found from distance and time information read from a distance-time graph.
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