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A body travelled in a straight line as shown in the velocity(v) - time(t) graph. Which distance(s)-time(t) graph correctly represents the motion of the body?

kinematics - ZIMSEC Physics past paper diagram
AGraph A
BGraph B
CGraph C
DGraph D
Explanation: During acceleration (0 to t1) the distance-time graph curves upward (concave up), during constant velocity (t1 to t2) it is a straight line, and during deceleration (t2 to t3) it curves and flattens (concave down). Graph B shows this behaviour correctly.

ZIMSEC Physics Paper 1, November 2002, Q2

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