For one-dimensional motion with constant acceleration, which statements are correct?
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For one-dimensional motion with constant acceleration, which statements are correct?

G1 Physics · Accepted Answer

For constant acceleration: v=u+at, so velocity is linear in time. x=x₀+ut+at²/2, so position is quadratic in time. v²=u²+2a(x−x₀), so v² is linear in position. For equal time intervals, consecutive signed displacements differ by the constant amount aτ², so they form an arithmetic progression. Hence all four statements are correct.