If the graph of an object's position over time is a horizontal line, this means that the object's position does not change with time.
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Velocity: The slope of the position-time graph indicates the velocity of the object. Since the line is horizontal, the slope is zero, which means that the velocity is constant and equal to zero.
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Acceleration: Since the velocity is constant and does not change, the acceleration must be zero (not constant and non-zero).
Given these points, the correct statement regarding the object's motion is:
- Velocity is zero.
In summary, the object's position remains unchanged over time, indicating it is at rest with zero velocity and zero acceleration.