For a freely falling body the accelerati...

For a freely falling body the acceleration graph is -

(A) Straight line parallel to the acceleration axis.
(B) Straight line parallel ot the time axis.
(C) Straight line passing through the origin.
(D) Parabola passing through the origin.

straight line parallel to the acceleration axis

straight line parallel ot the time axis

straight line passing through the origin

parabola passing through the origin

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The straight line parallel ot the graph of the equation x+y=5 is

x-y=5

x+y=k (= constant)

y-x=5

x-y=k

`y=cx+d( c ne 0,d ne 0 and c,d` are constants)

`(k-1)x+(k+1)y=0 (k ="constant", k ne -1)`

`y=mx+c(m,c "are constant". C ne 0)`

`y=alpha(alpha "constant", alpha ne 0)`