Speed Time Graphs GCSE IGCSE Maths

This is everything you need to know about interpreting speed-time graphs for your GCSE & IGCSE maths exams.

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Revising speed time graphs for your GCSE & IGCSE Maths exams? This video will show you how to read velocity-time and speed-time graphs step by step using examples from maths GCSE & IGCSE past papers. Learn how to calculate distances, find acceleration and describe motion so you can smash your GSCE & IGCSE maths exams in 2025 and 2026.

Our tutor shows you examples of reading speed-time graphs, calculating areas and using gradients to solve questions in a way that will help you learn the key equations and paths so you can know how to do Speed Time Graphs when they come up in your exams - and they will!

What You Will Learn:
✅ How to describe motion using speed-time graphs.
✅ How to calculate distance travelled using areas under the graph.
✅ How to calculate acceleration from gradients.

Worked Examples in This Video:
Describing motion from E to F.
Finding stationary points.
Calculating distance using areas under the graph.
Using gradients to calculate acceleration.

After This Video You Will Be Able To:
✅ Read speed-time graphs.
✅ Calculate acceleration and distance from graphs.
✅ Do speed-time graph questions.

🧠 Top Facts To Remember:
The gradient of a speed-time graph is acceleration.
The area under a speed-time graph is distance.
Horizontal lines on the graph are constant speed.

Good luck on your 2025/2026 GCSE & IGCSE exams everyone! Drop a comment if there’s something in particular you want us to explain or go through on the next video.

Chapters:
0:00 Speed Time Graph Worked Example 1: Velocity
0:32 Part A
1:12 Part B
1:51 Part C
3:13 Part D (Extended only)
4:09 Part E (Extended Only)
4:50 Summary: Interpreting Speed-Time Graphs


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