The velocity-time plot for a moving particle shows a straight line. This means:
Correct answer: A. The particle has a constant acceleration
- A. The particle has a constant acceleration
- B. The particle has never turned around
- C. The particle has zero displacement
- D. The data in insufficient
Explanation
The correct statement is A. The particle has a constant acceleration. A straight line on a velocity-time plot typically indicates that the particle is undergoing constant acceleration.
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