BeckyStar678
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Homework Statement
what type of motion is occurring when slope is zero?
not zero?
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
a.) constant motion or no motion
b.) changing velocity
Velocity vs Time Graph: Understanding Motion and Slope | Homework Help
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what type of motion is occurring when slope is zero?
not zero?
a.) constant motion or no motion
b.) changing velocity
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Hi BeckyStar678! 
Yes, that's right (especially if you can't spell accclellarration
) …
but why are you asking?
What's worrying you?
BeckyStar678 said:
Yes, that's right (especially if you can't spell accclellarration
) …but why are you asking?
What's worrying you?
If constant motion means constant velocity, then yes that's right.
Wecht
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Slope of zero on a velocity-time graph shows that the velocity is constant at that point in time.
Slopes on velocity-time graphs are representations of acceleration.
positive slope = positive acceleration =
negative slope = negative acceleration
slope of zero = zero acceleration = constant motion
Slopes on velocity-time graphs are representations of acceleration.
positive slope = positive acceleration =
negative slope = negative acceleration
slope of zero = zero acceleration = constant motion