Question

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Answer 1

The slope of a velocity versus time graph is the object's

acceleration
displacement
>position
velocity

Answer 2

@tigerlover

Answer 3

ACCELERATION. The slope is the opp over the adjacent of a given tangent to the curve. The opp is the change of velocity, which is a good start. The adj is the change in time, which is even better. Doing the arithmetic that makes the tangent of the angle of the tangent (yes, I know it's there twice) the acceleration.
If the acc is "linear" - ie not curved - then it's the slope of the "linear line", so to speak. Just reread the post, to convince myself I'm still making sense ...
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Answer 4

i don't get what your saying

Answer 5

@agent0smith

Answer 6

@Atsie

Answer 7

I know this but forgot... :/
@sweetburger

Answer 8

*velocity versus time graph *
slope= rise/run
according to that graph velocity = rise
run= time
velocity unit is m/s
and s for time
\[\frac{velocity }{Time } = \frac{\frac{m}{s}}{s} = \frac{m}{s} * \frac{1}{s} = \frac{m}{s^2}\]which is the unit of acceleration.

Answer 9

thank you