Motion Graphs

What interpretation will be drawn from the graph?

• Object is at rest.

• Object is moving at constant speed.

• Object is accelerating.

• Object is moving faster.

What interpretation will be drawn from the graph?

• Object is at rest.

• Object is moving at constant speed.

• Object is accelerating.

• Object is moving faster.

A distance-time graph showing a curved line with decreasing slope indicates a/an _________.

• Steady speed.

• Increasing speed.

• Decreasing speed.

• Object at rest.

A constant negative slope is interpreted as _________.

• Backward uniform motion.

• Forward uniform motion.

• Forward acceleration.

• Forward acceleration.

The displacement-time graph indicates a/an __________.

• Backward uniform motion.

• Forward uniform motion.

• Forward acceleration.

• Forward acceleration.

A horizontal line in a distance-time graph is interpreted as _______.

• Object is at rest.

• Object is moving at constant speed.

• Object is accelerating.

• Object is moving faster.

The velocity-time graph indicates ________.

• Non-uniform acceleration.

• Uniform acceleration.

• Object is at rest.

• Object is moving at zero speed.

The displacement-time graph indicates ________.

• Non-uniform acceleration.

• Backward acceleration.

• Backward deceleration.

• Object is moving at constant speed.

The distance-time graph shown is interpreted as a/an ________.

• Object that speeds up.

• Object with backward acceleration.

• Object with zero acceleration.

• Object is moving at constant speed.

The velocity-time graph shown is interpreted as a/an ________.

• Object that speeds up.

• Object with backward acceleration.

• Object with zero acceleration.

• Object is moving at constant speed.