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3 years ago

What does the SLOPE of a Velocity-Time graph represent? * 1 point

Physics

1 answer:

lyudmila [28]3 years ago

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Acceleration

Explanation:

In the Velocity-Time graph Velocity is taken in Y-Axis and plotted against Time in X-Axis.
The unit of velocity is mentioned in m/s and unit of time is mentioned in seconds.
Here we can analyze the instantaneous acceleration and displacement covered.
From the slope we can get the body accelerated.
From the area under the graph we can get the displacement traveled.
We can calculate both average and Instantaneous acceleration from the slope of this graph.

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