Here are the things that you need to do:
1. Set up your coordinate system where your horizontal axis is your "TIME" (whether in seconds, minutes or hours) and your vertical axis is your "DISTANCE."
2. Plot your data. For any time, T, there should be a corresponding distance travelled, D.
3. Connect your points.
NOTE: At this point, I can not ascertain how your graph will look like. It can be anywhere from a horizontal line to a weird looking graph. Only your data will determine the shape of the graph.
4. Repeat the above steps for VELOCITY and ACCELERATION noting that
VELOCITY = distance / time
and
ACCELERATION = velocity / time
Again, the shape of these curves will be determined on the data points that you have.
HTH.
1. Set up your coordinate system where your horizontal axis is your "TIME" (whether in seconds, minutes or hours) and your vertical axis is your "DISTANCE."
2. Plot your data. For any time, T, there should be a corresponding distance travelled, D.
3. Connect your points.
NOTE: At this point, I can not ascertain how your graph will look like. It can be anywhere from a horizontal line to a weird looking graph. Only your data will determine the shape of the graph.
4. Repeat the above steps for VELOCITY and ACCELERATION noting that
VELOCITY = distance / time
and
ACCELERATION = velocity / time
Again, the shape of these curves will be determined on the data points that you have.
HTH.