Question

Directions: Match each type of graph to the motion it represents.

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Graph A
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Graph B
Currently contains A boat that is not moving.
Graph C
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Graph D
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Answer 1

To provide a correct match of each type of graph to the motion it represents, I need to know more about the specific graphs and their characteristics, such as whether they depict constant speed, acceleration, or no movement.

However, since the specific graphs (Graph A, Graph B, Graph C, and Graph D) are not provided in your message, I can offer a general guide on how to interpret common types of motion graphs:

1. **Graph of Constant Velocity**: This would typically be a straight line with a constant slope, showing that an object is moving at constant speed over time.

2. **Graph of Acceleration**: This would show a curve, indicating that the object's speed is increasing (or decreasing) over time.

3. **Graph of No Movement**: This graph would be a horizontal line on the time-axis, indicating that the object is not moving.

4. **Graph of Variable Speed**: This might consist of segments showing different slopes at different times, indicating changes in speed.

If you describe the graphs in detail or provide their characteristics, I can help you match them accurately to their respective types of motion!