A car moves at a constant speed throughout its motion. Its distance-time graph is ___.

For which of the following situations the distance-time graph can be plotted?

• For uniform motion and stationary object it will be a straight line.

Which of the following representations of data is not a graphical representation?

A car moves in such a way that it covers different distances every minute. Its distance-time graph will be ____.

The distance-time graph of a tree planted on the ground is ____.

The distance traveled by a body can be taken in the distance-time graph in the units of ___.

In the distance-time graph, the ____ of the object is plotted against ____.

What can be inferred from the picture below?

A vehicle covers a distance of 390 km while moving at a speed of 130 km/h. The time taken by the vehicle to cover this distance is ___ hours.

Veer noticed that while driving a car the speedometer showed a constant speed of 90 km/h for 10 minutes. The distance travelled by the car is ____ km during this time.

The odometer reading of a motorcycle shows 5476 km before Mary started riding on it. When she stopped, the reading stood at 5927 km. He has travelled a distance of ___ km.

A car covers a distance of 240 meters in 5 seconds. The speed of the car is ___ m/s.

The snap of a car race taken right before the race was over is shown below. Arrange these cars in the descending order of their speeds.

The speed of a racer is 56 m/s. The distance covered by him/her in one second is ___ m.

Speed is the ____ by an object ____.

Pick the odd one out.