Ans 2.
a) Constant velocity: When the change in position of object is the same every second. then the object is moving at constant velocity.
Constant acceleration: When the change in velocity of an object is the same every second, then the acceleration is constant.
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b) You are likely to be able to walk at constant velocity as walking at constant acceleration would require your velocity to be increased every second(that is hard).
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c) The graph of x vs t looks like parabola as shown in the figure below.
Consider an object starts at position xo = 0, initial velocity vo and acceleration a. As the time increases the x position of the object increases more rapidly(x is a quadratic in time.)
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d) The graph of x vs t when a = 0 would look like a straight like as shown in the figure below.
An object starts at x = xo with initial velocity vo and the acceleration is zero. We can see from the graph the change in displacement of the object is the same every second. So, the object is moving at constant velocity. The velocity of the object vo is the slope of the graph.
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Similarly we find the average velocity for remaining 3 intervals. They are in the table below.
Average velocity(m/s) | 0.521 | 1.40 | -0.263 | -0.196 |
The negative average velocity means the object is moving in negative direction. Consider a car moving towards a traffic light. Choosing positive direction of the motion to be away from the traffic light. So the average velocity of the car is negative.
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