MCQ
The $x-t$ graph shown in figure represents
- AConstant velocity
- BVelocity of the body is continuously changing
- CInstantaneous velocity
- ✓The body travels with constant speed upto time $t_1$ and then stops
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
The body travels with constant speed upto time $t_1$ and then stops
(d) Up to time $t_1$ slope of the graph is constant and after $t_1$ slope is zero i.e.the body travel with constant speed up to time $t_1$ and then stops.
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