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Is it possible for a distance-versus-time graph to be a verticle line? Explain O A.
Yes, because it would show that the object is at rest.
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No, because the object would have to cover distance in zero time.
C. Yes, because it would show that the object is moving at constant speed.
D. No, because the object's speed would be zero.

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