6. If a graph is showing a positive slope, and the graph itself is a straight line, what must be the x and y axis if the straight line is showing a constant velocity?

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6. If a graph is showing a positive slope, and the graph itself is a straight line, what must be the x and y axis if the straight

line is showing a constant velocity?

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Answer:

See below

Step-by-step explanation:

x = time y = position (displacemet)

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