Distance vs Time Graph?
If a distance vs. time graph has a horizontal line, this means the object is doing this.
What is at rest?
On a velocity vs. time graph, time is represented on this axis.
The x-axis (horizontal axis)
If an object is thrown at an angle and gravity is the only force acting on it, it is still considered to be in this state.
Free Fall
This country has the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Italy
The slope of a distance vs. time graph gives you this quantity.
The slope of a velocity vs. time graph represents this physical quantity.
Acceleration
An object in free fall accelerates at this rate due to Earth's gravity, assuming no air resistance
9.8 m/s²
This genre of music originated in Jamaica in the late 1960s and is closely associated with artists like Bob Marley.
Reggae
An object moving at a faster speed will have this type of slope on a distance vs. time graph.
A steeper slope
A horizontal line above the x-axis on a velocity vs. time graph indicates this type of motion.
Constand velocity
In free fall, objects accelerate at the same rate regardless of this property.
Mass
This country is both a city and a state, located in Southeast Asia.
Singapore
If an object is at rest, the slope of a distance vs. time graph will be this.
Zero
On a velocity vs. time graph, this happens when the graph crosses the x-axis
The velocity changes direction
This real-world factor is ignored in ideal free fall to make calculations simpler.
Air resistance?
In the 2008 Beijing Olympics, this swimmer won 8 gold medals, setting a record for a single Olympics.
Michael Phelps
On a distance vs. time graph, an object moving at a slower speed will have this type of slope compared to a faster-moving object.
A smaller slope
The area between the velocity vs. time graph and the x-axis represents this quantity.
Displacement
The acceleration due to gravity in free fall is the same for all objects, regardless of their size or shape, because gravity acts equally on all masses. This acceleration is referred to as this.
Constant Acceleration
In Greek mythology, this figure was condemned to hold up the heavens for eternity.
Atlas