What Is the Nature of Motion If Displacement is Proportional to Time Squared?

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If displacement is proportional to the square of time, the motion of the body is uniformly accelerated. This indicates that the body experiences a constant acceleration, such as that found in free fall under gravity. The relationship suggests that the velocity of the body increases linearly over time. Such motion is characterized by a parabolic trajectory when graphed. This principle is fundamental in kinematics and applies to various physical scenarios, including objects in gravitational fields.
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if the displacement of the body is proportional to square of time. what is the nature of motion of body?. thank you
 
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if the displacement of the body is proportional to square of time. what is the nature of motion of body?. thank you

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You could be falling in a uniform gravitational field...
 
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