Just using these definitions, and with the assumption of uniform acceleration, we can easily construct the Linear Kinematic Equations of Motion. Some of the equations we can construct are the following Uniformly Accelerated Motion a = do (constant value) v = v.+ at x = xo + bot +hatz Plotting these three equations out as functions of time will wield graphs similar to the following; X A concept that is rarely discussed in freshman physics classes is the jerk. The average jerk is defined to be the time rate change of the acceleration; therefore, it is the change in acceleration divided by the time interval the change in acceleration took place over a - do Javg In this exercise we will be ignoring whatever little jerk there might be