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How does a velocity-time graph of a stationary object look like?
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there are two possibilities (in classical mechanics) either you should move with the object with its velocity then it will appear to be stationary or the object's velocity=0 |dw:1345992300359:dw| i have assumed velocity=0 and velocity= V1 this is how it will look like
@ghazi Uhmm, but isn't this for constant velocity?
well i said if you're moving with and object with it's velocity it will appear you stationary which means object's velocity w.r.t you is zero...and for zero velocity V=0 no matter how much time you take
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