MCQ
According to the following graph, what happens to the distance covered by the body from $0 -10$ minutes?
  • It goes on increasing
  • B
    It goes on decreasing
  • C
    It first increases and then decreases
  • D
    It first decreases and then increases

Answer

Correct option: A.
It goes on increasing
We know that distance traveled by an object is the area under it speed time graph.
Now, in this case, as the area under the speed$-$time graph is increasing from $0 - 10$ minutes.
So, the distance will keep on increasing from $0 - 10$ minutes.

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