Translating Motion Graphs: Position, Velocity, and Acceleration - IB Physics
I explain how to translate motion graphs from position to velocity, velocity to position, velocity to acceleration, and acceleration to velocity. I show a few examples of stacked graphs where I translate between all 3 types of graphs. I use both the slope and the area under the curve to translate each graph.
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