How to match motion graphs in physics (more examples)

[@anzarv]

I graduated highschool and I breezed my way through this topic.
Now being in college I want a more in-depth understanding of the motion graph concept and these two example videos you've made are excellent for it. Thank you.

[@HowToPhysics]

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[@ivy8772]

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[@irenesu5448]

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[@namjoonslostpassport7111]

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[@jonascabrera8230]

I feel like the velocity graph fro #8 is wrong. Shouldn't it the graph flat line at the point where the slope of the position is constant for a while and then fall back down to zero? Graph 8 is just graphs 5 & 6 combined.

[@epiqx4195]

Yeah, it would be shown that way if the graph was divided into three dotted line sections. Each half is being represented as a whole, that’s all.

[@epiqx4195]

Like we’re considering the two motions as a whole

[@maxamadomar5454]

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