Did i do this right? distance vs time graph question

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A distance vs time graph indicates no motion when the slope is zero, constant motion when the slope is constant, and a change in motion when the slope is changing. The discussion emphasizes that a changing position correlates with velocity, while a changing velocity indicates acceleration. Understanding these relationships is crucial for interpreting motion graphs accurately. The conversation highlights the importance of recognizing how slope variations reflect different types of motion. Clear comprehension of these concepts is essential for solving related physics problems effectively.
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Homework Statement


what type of motion is occurring when the slope of a distance vs time graph is 0?
when slope is constant?
when slope is changing?


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The Attempt at a Solution


a.) there is no motion
b.) there is constant mvt
c.) change from mvt to non mvt.
 
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BeckyStar678 said:

Homework Statement


what type of motion is occurring when the slope of a distance vs time graph is 0?
when slope is constant?
when slope is changing?

Homework Equations



The Attempt at a Solution


a.) there is no motion
b.) there is constant mvt
c.) change from mvt to non mvt.

You almost have it.

When position changes you have velocity.

When velocity changes you get what?
 
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