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Rates of Change

'Distance, speed and acceleration - how does one affect the other?' The concepts behind calculus begin with understanding the notion of 'rate of change'. Kinematics - the study of moving objects is a really good way to explore this. In general, we understand that speed describes the way distance changes with time and that acceleration expresses the way speed changes with time and this activity aims to draw on that...

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