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Troubleshoot and FAQ Q: Which is the X and the Y-axis? A: The Y-axis is the vertical axis, this is easy to remember because it is a very vertical letter. The X-axis is the horizontal axis.

Q: How can you tell the speed of an object from a time-distance graph? A: The speed of an object can be found out from a time-distance graph by distance divided by the time. Choose a point on the graph and see how much time has passed and how far they have travelled. Then use the distance and divide this by the time passed. This will give you and average speed.

Q: What do we need to include in a graph analysis? A: In a graph analysis you need to include definitions of what terms mean. For example what a zero line is. Also you need to include how you can tell why something is happening. For example the car speed up, this is shown because the slop increases to be more vertical.

Q: What are some good sites to use to do with Graphs? A: We found that as usual Wikipedia was a great site to use, but we advise that you double check the information you retrieve of the site because anyone can edit the page.

Q: What is the ILM? A: The ILM is the Integral Learning Model, which is a valuable sauce that evaluated your core thinking style and gives you an idea of how you work best in a group.

Q: What should we do to use our time wisely? A: To use your time wisely you should split up and work on sperate tasks. This not only means that there is more than thing happening at once but it means you are not distracted by your team mates. Also just because you have a lot of time this does not mean you can slack off during the first lessons, because at the end you will have a lot of work and it will be very rushed.