If the velocity is constant towards the right direction, the graph of displacement x vs time t is aA. line with a positive slope.B. line with negative slope.C. parabola in the first quadrant.O D. parabola in the 4th quadrant.An object is moving towards the right direction. Velocity is constant. The graph of velocity vs time tis a lineO A. along the t axisB. parallel to the t axisC. parallel to the v axis.O D. with nonzero slope.Velocity of a moving object is towards the right. Velocity is constant. The graph of acceleration a vstime t is aA. line parallel to the acceleration a axis.B. line along the acceleration a axis.C. line along the t-axis.OD.line with positive slope.

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If the velocity is constant towards the right direction, the graph of displacement x vs time t is a O A. line with a positive slope. B. line with negative slope. C. parabola in the first quadrant. O D. parabola in the 4th quadrant. An object is moving towards the right direction. Velocity is constant. The graph of velocity vs time t is a line A. along the t axis B. parallel to the t axis O C. parallel to the v axis. O D. with nonzero slope. Velocity of a moving object is towards the right. Velocity is constant. The graph of acceleration a vs time t is a A. line parallel to the acceleration a axis. B. line along the acceleration a axis. O C. line along the t-axis. D. line with positive slope.

If the velocity is constant towards the right direction, the graph of displacement x vs time t is a O A. line with a positive slope. B. line with negative slope. C. parabola in the first quadrant. O D. parabola in the 4th quadrant. An object is moving towards the right direction. Velocity is constant. The graph of velocity vs time t is a line A. along the t axis B. parallel to the t axis O C. parallel to the v axis. O D. with nonzero slope. Velocity of a moving object is towards the right. Velocity is constant. The graph of acceleration a vs time t is a A. line parallel to the acceleration a axis. B. line along the acceleration a axis. O C. line along the t-axis. D. line with positive slope.

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