Answer:
True, a collision between two moving objects can be represented on a position time graph.
Explanation:
A collision of two moving objects can be represented as the intersecting points of the position time graph of two objects. The position time graph consists of a line or curve depicting the position of the object in a given time and the slope of this curve will help to determine the velocity of the object.
So if two objects are moving to different positions at different times, two curves or lines depicting their motion can be drawn on the position time graph. If collision occurs, they will be collided at a particular position which will be same for both the lines.
