Understanding Velocity-Time Graphs

Acceleration

Speed

Displacement

Distance

The velocity increases as the body moves upwards.

The velocity remains constant as the body moves upwards.

The velocity fluctuates randomly as the body moves upwards.

The velocity decreases as the body moves upwards.

The velocity is maximum at the highest point.

Both components are zero at the highest point.

The vertical component is 0; the horizontal component remains.

The vertical component is maximum at the highest point.

The velocity-time graph is a straight line sloping downwards from positive to zero and then into the negative.

The velocity-time graph is a curved line that increases and then decreases.

The velocity-time graph is a horizontal line at a constant positive value.

The velocity-time graph is a straight line sloping upwards from negative to positive.

The object is moving in the opposite direction.

The object is at rest.

The object is accelerating positively.

The object is moving in a circular path.