Understanding Zero Slope in Distance & Velocity Graphs

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Help! please what motion is occurring when the slope of a distance vs. time graph is zero

Homework Statement


slope of a distance vs. time graps is zero and constant and changeing
slope of a velocity vs. time graph is zero and constant
what types of distances are there?

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Well I assume when you learned early algebra, you learned that slope = change of y / change of x. Given that, what is the slope of a distance vs time graph equivalent to? (and what about velocity vs time?)
 


there is no motion. it means that the the object is standing still.