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How is constant speed different from no speed on a motion graph

How is constant speed different from no speed on a motion graph
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How is constant speed different from no speed on a motion graph

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No speed is when there is a line on the horizontal axis where speed=0. Constant speed is when there is a horizontal line above the horizontal axis.

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