The velocity of a scooter increases uniformly from to in

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Problem

The velocity of a scooter increases uniformly from 0 m/s0\,\text{m/s} to 20 m/s20\,\text{m/s} in 10 s10\,\text{s}. During these 10 s10\,\text{s}, how would you classify its motion and why? (a) Uniform, because acceleration is constant at 2 m s−22\,\text{m\,s}^{-2}. (b) Non-uniform, because its velocity is changing with time. (c) Uniform, because acceleration is zero. (d) Non-uniform, because its direction is changing.

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