The Velocity of an Object Under Constant Acceleration Can Be $\quad v ( t ) = v _ { 0 } + a t$

question 16

Multiple Choice

The velocity of an object under constant acceleration can be modeled using the following function: $\quad v ( t ) = v _ { 0 } + a t$
where $v =$ velocity
$v _ { 0 } =$ initial velocity
$a =$ acceleration
$t =$ time Which type of mathematical model is used to describe velocity in this application?

• A) Linear model
• B) Nonlinear model
• C) Exponential model
• D) Logarithmic model

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