Physics · Kinematics
For a particle moving with uniform acceleration along a straight line, which graph correctly represents the equation of motion v = u + at (where u > 0, a > 0)?
- 1A downward sloping straight line on a velocity-time graph
- 2A straight line with a positive slope and a non-zero intercept on a velocity-time graph✓
- 3A parabola opening upwards on a velocity-time graph
- 4A horizontal straight line parallel to the time axis on a velocity-time graph
Correct answer
A straight line with a positive slope and a non-zero intercept on a velocity-time graph
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