Motion Diagrams

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Motion Diagrams

Motion diagrams show the position of an object at equal time intervals. The object's position is usually represented by a series of dots, each of which represents the location of the object at successive, equal times.


Video Example

Here's a good example:

Why is it important that the camera not move or zoom during the recording of a motion diagram?

Link

Click here for a link to an explanation of dot diagrams at Davidson's Physlet site

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