Motion in a Straight Line L15 | Graphical Analysis | EXAMPLES | Class 11 | NEET | JEE

In this lecture, we continue our journey into graphical analysis — focusing on two key aspects: ⿡ Converting one graph into another (like v–t → x–t, a–t, etc.) ⿢ Drawing graphs from scratch based on a given physical situation. We will practice how to interpret the velocity–time graph to find displacement, and how to plot the corresponding speed–time and acceleration–time graphs. These examples will help you master how motion graphs connect and how to visualize motion through equations you’ve already derived in the previous class. 📌 Key Focus: Graph conversion (v–t → x–t, a–t) Drawing graphs from scratch Relation between velocity, speed, displacement, and acceleration Practice-based learning for NEET, JEE & Boards If you’ve watched the earlier lectures on slope, area, and graphical interpretation — this video completes that foundation through detailed practice. 👉 Watch till the end to build your clarity and confidence in analyzing and converting motion graphs! 💬 Comment below: Which graph conversion did you find most interesting — v–t, x–t, or a–t? #PhysicsLecture #GraphicalAnalysis #MotionInAStraightLine #VelocityTimeGraph #AccelerationTimeGraph #DisplacementGraph #Class11Physics #Class12Physics #NEETPhysics #JEEPhysics #PhysicsForBoards #PhysicsConcepts #PhysicsPractice #LearnPhysics #PhysicsVisualization #Kinematics #PhysicsTeacher #StudyWithGautam #PhysicsByGautam