To accurately determine if either object has a constant velocity, we would need information regarding the position-time graphs or the specific descriptions of the motion for objects C and D.
However, based on the response options provided, here’s how you could approach the problem:
- Constant Velocity: If the position changes uniformly over time (i.e., the graph is a straight line), the object has a constant velocity.
- Variable Velocity: If the position changes at different rates over time (i.e., the graph is curved or has varying slopes), the object does not have a constant velocity.
You need to determine the nature of the graphs or descriptions of objects C and D. Here is a simplified breakdown based on the response options you provided:
- If the graphs or data for Object C show a straight line, then only Object C has a constant velocity.
- If the graphs or data for Object D show a straight line, then only Object D has a constant velocity.
- If both graphs show straight lines, then both objects have a constant velocity.
- If both graphs are not straight lines or show varying slopes, then neither object has a constant velocity.
With your choices:
- Select the appropriate response based on the actual characteristics of objects C and D.
If you provide further details about the objects, I can help you interpret them!