Question

question 1 - 20 students created a distance - time graph to show the motion of an object. how should the students correctly label each segment of their graph? move the correct answer to each box. increasing speed, constant speed returning to starting point, constant speed, at rest, distance - time graph, bms sci7 unit2 forcemotion 2525

Explanation:

In a distance - time graph, an increasing speed is represented by a curve getting steeper over time as the distance covered per unit time is increasing. A constant speed is shown by a straight - line segment with a non - zero slope as the distance changes at a steady rate with time. Returning to the starting point means the distance from the starting point is decreasing over time so the line has a negative slope. When an object is at rest, the distance does not change with time, resulting in a horizontal line segment.

Answer:

• Increasing speed: Curve getting steeper over time
• Constant speed: Straight - line segment with non - zero slope
• Returning to starting point: Line with negative slope
• At rest: Horizontal line segment