Energy v. Distance Graph
The initial steady section is when the motors reach 40% power and are finally able to move the AEV at a constant speed. When the motors reverse, a peak of energy is seen. From there, the next flat line is represented by when the motors run at a constant 60% power and the AEV travels at a constant speed. The final portion shows the amount of distance the AEV moved after the power had been cut off to the motors.
Energy v. Time Graph
During the first 3 seconds, the energy increases linearly as the motors are accelerated from rest to 40% power. For the next three seconds, all motors run at a constant speed of 40% power, therefore giving a flat line for that interval. A peak of energy is then observed when the motors are reversed. From there, another steady line is seen for two seconds when all motors run at 60% power.