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A motorist was moving with a constant velocity higher than the local speed limit. A police officer who was at rest at t = 0 started to chase the motorist with a constant acceleration. The officer caught up with the motorist at t = 10 sec. Which of the following v−t graphs best represents this situation? (a) (b) (c) (d)

A motorist was moving with a constant velocity higher than the local speed limit. A police officer who was at rest at t = 0 started to chase the motorist with a constant acceleration. The officer caught up with the motorist at t = 10 sec. Which of the following v−t graphs best represents this situation? (a) (b) (c) (d)

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  1. A motorist was moving with a constant velocity higher than the local speed limit. A police officer who was at rest at t = 0 started to chase the motorist with a constant acceleration. The officer caught up with the motorist at t = 10 s e c . Which of the following v − t graphs best represents this situation? (a) (b) (c) (d)

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