The position vs. time graph shows how far away I am from the table while cooking breakfast. Which parts of the journey show where I am:
The position vs. time graph shows different sections or parts of the journey where you are at different distances from the table while cooking breakfast. To determine where you are at each specific point on the graph, you would look at the corresponding position value on the y-axis (vertical axis) at a given time on the x-axis (horizontal axis).
For example, if the graph shows a high positive position value at a particular time, it indicates that you are far away from the table. Conversely, if the graph shows a lower position value (closer to zero or negative) at a specific time, it signifies that you are closer to the table.
Different sections of the graph represent different parts of the journey, indicating different positions or distances from the table while cooking breakfast. The specific locations or sections on the graph where you are situated would depend on the shape, slope, and direction of the graph's line.