For a constant linear acceleration the position-time graph is likely t

1.	For a constant linear acceleration the position-time graph is likely to be:
A.	A straight line, inclined to time-axis, having a negative slope
B.	A curved line
C.	A straight horizontal line parallel to time-axis
D.	A straight line inclined to time-axis, having a positive slope
Answer» C. A straight horizontal line parallel to time-axis

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For a constant linear acceleration the position-time graph is likely to be:

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