Back to Reading, Plotting, and Interpreting Distance-Time Graphs — Problem 2 · Task Set 40

Exercises: Reading, Plotting and Interpreting Distance-Time Graphs

Use a data table and a graph together where given. Always calculate speed using the change in distance over the change in time for a section, not just the section's endpoint values.

Grade 6·22 problems·~30 min·Uganda NCDC Primary 6 Mathematics·lesson·dts-06

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$Blank distance-time graph axes with distance on the vertical axis and time on the horizontal axis$

When drawing a distance-time graph, which axis should distance be placed on?

The horizontal axis, since it is drawn first.

The vertical axis.

Distance can go on either axis, as long as you are consistent.