i ) What does the slope of a displacement time graph represents?
ii) Can displacement- time sketch be parallel to the displacement axis? Give reason to
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Slope of a displacement time graph represent velocity
Because displacement is change in position with respect to time and change in displacement with respect to time is velocity.
Since displacement do not change with time I.e. particle do not change its position means particle is stationary.
Because displacement is change in position with respect to time and change in displacement with respect to time is velocity.
Since displacement do not change with time I.e. particle do not change its position means particle is stationary.
scarredheart7:
slope = h/b
since it is parallel slope will be 1
meaning velocity will be 1
but not zero
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(I) slope = height / base
= d/t
=speed
(ii) no it cannot be possible because it cannot be possible that slope(s/t = velocity) keeps increasing but the time does not increase
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= d/t
=speed
(ii) no it cannot be possible because it cannot be possible that slope(s/t = velocity) keeps increasing but the time does not increase
hope this helps you
if it does then please mark as brainliest
have a great day :-)
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