Physics

>>9143421
"It accelerates at a constant rate" what does this imply for its curve?

>>9143426
I'm not following your question ?

>>9143431
What does "It accelerates at a constant rate" mean?

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>>9143421

Graphs should looks something like this. Displacement vs time graph is a bit exaggerated.

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>>9143458

Idk if you're familiar with SUVAT but the values I used are derived from these equations.

>>9143421
>plot its acceleration vs time curve
Since the car accelerates at a constant rate the curve will be a line, where the slope is equal to the rate of acceleration (hint: a = (vf - vi) / (tf - ti) )
>plot its velocity vs time curve
Graph vf = vi + at
>plot its displacement vs time curve
Graph df = di + (1/2)at^2

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