The displacement-time graph of a particle moving with uniform velocity is

Correct answer: B. straight line

  • A. parabola
  • B. straight line
  • C. circle
  • D. hyperbola

Explanation

When a particle moves with uniform velocity, its displacement-time graph is a straight line. This is because the displacement of the particle increases linearly with time.Incorrect Options Explanation:(a) Parabola: A parabolic graph typically represents motion with acceleration, not uniform velocity.(c) Circle: Circular motion is characterized by constant speed but changing direction, not uniform velocity.(d) Hyperbola: Hyperbolic graphs usually represent more complex motions involving acceleration or deceleration.

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