This document describes the acceleration triangle, a diagram used in physics to represent the relationships between time, acceleration, and velocity in motion. It provides instructions for printing, cutting out, and assembling the triangle to form a three-dimensional model that can be glued into a journal. The acceleration triangle illustrates that changes in velocity (ΔV) are directly proportional to acceleration (A) and time (T).

1. TIME
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VELOCITY
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2. Glue/Tape this side down!
Directions:
1. Print as a two-sided copy.
2. Cut out the entire triangle.
3. Fold exterior triangles inward toward the formula
triangle: left, right, and then the bottom triangle
up. This will show the speed triangle’s cover.
4. Glue/Tape the back of the triangle down into your
journal. Make sure the triangle is UPRIGHT! 
THE
ACCELERATION
TRIANGLE