A body starts from rest and then moves with uniform acceleration. Then.A. Its displacement is directly proportional to square of timeB. Its displacement is inversely proportion to the square of the time.C. It may move along a circle.D. It always moves in a straight line.

A body starts from rest and then moves with uniform acceleration. Then

1.	A body starts from rest and then moves with uniform acceleration. Then.A. Its displacement is directly proportional to square of timeB. Its displacement is inversely proportion to the square of the time.C. It may move along a circle.D. It always moves in a straight line.
Answer» Correct Answer - A::D From `s=(1)/(2) st^(2) , u=0` `s prop t^(2) `, since the particle starts from rest and accelration is constant., so there is no change in the direction of velocity and the particle moves in a straight line always.

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