Question

1. choose all that apply. which three things can you tell about an object from looking at a distance - time graph? the change in speed of an object the location and size of an object the direction of motion of an object the motion of an object 7) choose the best answer. when the line on the distance - time graph is steeper, the constant speed of the object is __ faster slower 8) choose the best answer. when the line on a distance - time graph has a steepness, it takes more time for an object to move a unit of distance. higher lower 9) choose the best answer. in a distance - time graph, the axis shows time. horizontal vertical 10) choose the best answer. in a distance - time graph, the __ axis shows distance. vertical horizontal

Explanation:

1. The slope of a distance - time graph represents speed. Changes in slope show changes in speed. The overall shape of the graph shows the motion of the object. While the graph doesn't directly show direction (in a simple distance - time graph, not displacement - time), we can tell about motion and speed changes. It does not show location and size.
2. The slope of a distance - time graph is speed. A steeper slope means more distance is covered in less time, so the speed is faster.
3. A lower steepness (less slope) means it takes more time to cover a unit of distance as speed is lower.
4. In a distance - time graph, by convention, the horizontal axis shows time.
5. In a distance - time graph, by convention, the vertical axis shows distance.

Answer:

1. the change in speed of an object, the motion of an object
2. faster
3. lower
4. horizontal
5. vertical