If a velocity-time graph has a static trend, i.e., neither moving up or down (starting at (0,50) and (for the purposes of the graph) ending at (10,50), then what would the acceleration-time and distance-time graphs look like?
1 Answer
Aug 31, 2015
The acceleration graph would be a straight line coincident with the time-axis.
The distance graph would be a straight line with a distance:time slope of 50.
Explanation:
If the velocity graph is a horizontal line, the velocity is constant, which means that there is no acceleration.
With a constant velocity of 50 the distance travel during a time period
