Question

HELP ME, HOW? Draw on the graph a line that shows the car decelerating steadily to a stop from point D in 10 s. Mark the point where the car has stopped as point F.​

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

The car decelerates steadily to a stop so the line showing the deceleration will be a straight line from point D.

D is at 60s so 10s from D will be 70s. The car stops so velocity will be zero.

Based on the above, the line should look something like in the attached picture.

Answer 2

There is no deacceleration.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's check relation between velocity and acceleration

`\\ \rm\Rrightarrow a=(dv)/(dt)`

`\\ \rm\Rrightarrow a\propto dv`

So as velocity graph is going up acceleration is going up

Those flat lines on graph shows constant acceleration .

Curve lines up shows instantaneous acceleration.

If the graph is going down then it can be deacceleration .

Note :-No F is present in graph