AP Physics 1· difficulty 2/5
Which position-vs-time graph represents an object moving with <strong>constant, positive velocity</strong>?
B
A
None — all are accelerating
C
Explanation
Constant positive velocity gives a straight line with positive, constant slope: graph B. A and C curve, meaning slope (velocity) is changing.
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