Question

1. illustrate draw a diagram of the path the car took. add labels to show how the cars speed and velocity changed where and when the car had uniform motion. write a caption comparing the velocity and speed of the car in terms of distance, displacement, and direction.

Explanation:

Step1: Draw a path

Draw a straight - line path to represent the car's motion. Mark the starting and ending points.

Step2: Label speed and velocity

On the path, at different points, label the speed of the car. Since it is uniform motion, the speed value remains the same. For velocity, which is speed with direction, use arrows along the path to indicate the direction of motion. The length of the arrows can be proportional to the speed value. The direction of the arrow shows the direction of the car's motion.

Step3: Write caption

Write a caption like "Uniform motion of a car. Speed is constant and velocity has a fixed direction as shown by the arrows."

Step4: Define distance and displacement

Distance is the total length of the path taken by the car. Displacement is the straight - line distance from the starting point to the ending point, along with the direction from the start to the end.

Answer:

A diagram is drawn with a straight - line path, speed and velocity labeled, a caption written, and distance and displacement defined as above.