Velocity Time Graphs.
Suppose we have ball that is initially at rest and falls vertically onto a horizontal surface. What would a vertical line imply on the graph (Velocity:Vertical axis, Time
orizontal axis).
orizontal axis).Original post by Paranoid_Glitch
Suppose we have ball that is initially at rest and falls vertically onto a horizontal surface. What would a vertical line imply on the graph (Velocity: Vertical axis, Time: Horizontal axis).
The Graph is similar to this, but the negative area is not equal to the positive area.
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