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Velocity-time graph showing lines A, B, and C. Vertical axis: velocity. Horizontal axis: time.
Which quantity or quantities is/are increasing for the object represented by Line B?
(1 point)
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velocity only
velocity only
velocity, position, and acceleration
velocity, position, and acceleration
velocity and acceleration
velocity and acceleration
velocity and position
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Answer: velocity and position.
Reason: On a velocity–time graph, the slope gives acceleration. Line B has a positive slope, so velocity is increasing (acceleration is positive). But the acceleration is constant (the slope is constant), not increasing, so acceleration is not “increasing.” Because the velocity is positive and increasing, the object's position is also increasing.
Reason: On a velocity–time graph, the slope gives acceleration. Line B has a positive slope, so velocity is increasing (acceleration is positive). But the acceleration is constant (the slope is constant), not increasing, so acceleration is not “increasing.” Because the velocity is positive and increasing, the object's position is also increasing.
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