Which statement is true?
(1 point)
Responses
The object’s velocity is increasing.
The object’s velocity is increasing.
The object’s acceleration is increasing.
The object’s acceleration is increasing.
The object’s velocity is constant.
The object’s velocity is constant.
The object’s acceleration is increasing constantly.
The statement "The object’s acceleration is increasing constantly" is true.
The statement "The object’s acceleration is increasing constantly" is true.
To determine which statement is true, we need to analyze each statement separately.
Statement 1: "The object’s velocity is increasing."
To check if this statement is true, we must analyze the object's velocity over time. If the object's velocity is getting larger, it means that it is increasing. We can determine this by observing if the object's speed is consistently getting faster as time goes on.
Statement 2: "The object’s acceleration is increasing."
For this statement, we need to look at how the object's acceleration changes over time. If the object's acceleration is becoming larger or increasing continuously, then this statement is true.
Statement 3: "The object’s velocity is constant."
To evaluate the truth of this statement, we need to examine the object's velocity. If the object's velocity remains the same over time, it means that it neither increases nor decreases.
Statement 4: "The object’s acceleration is increasing constantly."
To validate this statement, we need to study the object's acceleration. If the object's acceleration is growing constantly or consistently without any variation, then this statement is true.
By examining all four statements, we can determine which one is true based on the behavior of the object's velocity and acceleration over time.