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How to solve Questions about Speed-Time Graphs
On your IGCSE GCSE Maths exam you will probably get a question about speed-time graphs. These are graphs that represent the speed of a particular object during a particular time. It is important that you understand what each line represents. What does a horizontal line mean in a speed-time graph and where can you read the maximum speed of the object? In the next videos I will explain all about speed-time graphs for you to pass your maths exam. Let me know if you need more help with your maths. I will be glad to help you and answer your questions.
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