Graphs are really important for understanding how things move by showing us pictures of the movement.

Distance-Time Graphs:

• The vertical line (Y-axis) shows how far something has gone (in meters).
• The horizontal line (X-axis) shows how much time has passed (in seconds).
• The steepness of the line tells us the speed:
  • A steep line means something is going really fast.
  • A flat line means that it’s not moving at all.
  • To find the average speed, we can use this simple formula:
    • Speed = Distance ÷ Time.

Speed-Time Graphs:

• The vertical line (Y-axis) shows how fast something is moving (in meters per second).
• The horizontal line (X-axis) shows how much time has passed (in seconds).
• The space under the line shows how far it traveled:
  • If the speed is constant (not changing), the area will make a rectangle.
  • If the speed is increasing, the area gets bigger.

These graphs help us understand and analyze movement in a simple and effective way.