A student collected data about the distance a car travels over time. Which type of graph should he use to show the data?

A. Bar graph
B. Scatterplot
C. Circle graph
D. Histogram

Therefore the correct answer is B.  Scatterplot

Explanation:

This is an exercise in kinematics, in a measurement of distance against time, the process is described by the expression

          x = vo t + ½ a t2

where vo is the initial velocity. At the acceleration of the body, x the displacement and t the time.

Depending on the type of movement, a can be zero or different from zero.

In general, all these data are graphed in a DISPERSION graph where the distance is on the abscissa axis and the ordinate axis is time.

Therefore the correct answer is B

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