$A$ car starts from rest and moves with uniform acceleration. Describe the shapes of the $(i)$ $x-t$, $(ii)$ $v-t$, and $(iii)$ $a-t$ graphs for this motion.

  • A
    Parabolic, Linear, Constant
  • B
    Linear, Parabolic, Constant
  • C
    Parabolic, Constant, Linear
  • D
    Linear, Linear, Parabolic

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