Look at the position-time graph below. What is the kind of motion shown by section no.2 of the graph?

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The velocity-time graph of a uniformly accelerating body is a ____.

Look at the position-time graph below. What is the kind of motion shown by section no.1 of the graph?

What does the steepness of a position-time graph indicate?

What is the correct relation between the acceleration of A and B?

The steepness of a velocity-time graph indicates the ___ of a moving body.

The ___ the velocity-time graph, the greater the ___ of a moving body.

The position-time graph of a body at rest is a ___.

The steepness of the position-time graph represents the ___.

In a position-time graph, the ___ of an object is plotted against ___.

A body moving at 2 m/s uniformly increases its velocity by 5 m/s every second. Its velocity after 30 s becomes ___ m/s.

A ball is dropped from the top of the building reaches a speed of ___ m/s after 10 s.

The value of acceleration due to gravity is ____ m/s².

The value 9.8ms^-2 for acceleration due to gravity implies that for a freely falling body the velocity changes by 9.8ms^-1 every second.

Naas notes the speedometer readings of his friend’s car the moment he started applying brakes until the car stopped. Later, he calculated the acceleration of the car and found it out to be ___.

Negative acceleration is also known as deceleration.

A car moving at a velocity of 76 m/s decreases its velocity uniformly to 6 m/s in 10 s. Work out its acceleration with a proper sign.

Negative acceleration is also known as deceleration.

A car moving at a velocity of 5 m/s increases its velocity uniformly to 50 m/s in 10 s. Work out its acceleration with a proper sign.

When there is a speeding of an object the the acceleration will be positive.