Explanation Acceleration is the time rate of velocity. Write the expression to find acceleration when velocity-time plot is a straight line. a = v 2 − v 1 t 2 − t 1 Here, a is the acceleration, v 2 is the final velocity, v 1 is the initial velocity, t 1 is the initial time and t 2 is the final time. velocity-time plot is a horizontal straight line, means that the velocity is constant at every instant

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