In a distance-time graph, a straight line indicates constant speed, a flat line indicates the object is stationary, a curved upward line indicates acceleration, and a leveling out line indicates deceleration.
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Still confused with motion graphs? π€#physics #distancetimegraph #motiongraphs #acceleration #viralAdded:
of distance time graph is the speed. So, AB, we will have a straight line, so constant is speed. BC, graph is flat, so stationary.
CD, curved upward, so acceleration. And DE, leveling out, so deceleration. Thank you so much.
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