Position, Distance, and Displacement Quick Check 4 of 44 of 4 Items Question Use the position-time graphs for object C and object D to answer the question. Does either object have a constant velocity? (1 point) Responses Neither object has a constant velocity. Neither object has a constant velocity. Only object D has a constant velocity. Only object D has a constant velocity. Only object C has a constant velocity. Only object C has a constant velocity. Both objects have a constant velocity.
Neither object has a constant velocity.
To determine if either object has a constant velocity, we need to look at the position-time graphs for object C and object D. If an object has a constant velocity, its position-time graph will be a straight line.
From the given options, the correct response is:
Neither object has a constant velocity.
To determine if either object has a constant velocity, we need to analyze the position-time graphs for objects C and D. This involves examining the slope of the graph, as the slope represents the velocity of an object.
If we observe a position-time graph with a straight line, it means that the object is moving with a constant velocity. On the other hand, if the graph shows a curved line, it implies that the object is changing its velocity.
Now, let's analyze the position-time graphs for both objects C and D. Look at the shape of the graph for each object and try to determine if the line is a straight line or a curved line. Based on this analysis, you can determine if either object has a constant velocity.
Please refer to the provided position-time graphs for objects C and D. If you see a straight line for either object, it means that the object has a constant velocity. If you observe a curved line for both objects, it indicates that neither object has a constant velocity.
Remember to examine the graphs and determine if the line shapes are straight or curved to identify which object, if any, has a constant velocity.