The motion of the ant is a nonlinear graph;
It has its increasing segment at segment A, the constant segment at B and the decreasing segment at C.
THE TYPE OF GRAPH
The graph has 3 different straight lines, all of which point to different directions.
For a graph to be linear, such graph must have just 1 straight line. This means that the graph is nonlinear.
THE SEGMENTS OF THE GRAPH
The increasing segment of the graph is the segment that points in the upward direction.
In the attached graph, line segment A [i.e. from (0,0) to (2,16)] represents an upward movement of the ant because it points upward.
The decreasing segment of the graph is the segment that points in the downward direction.
In the attached graph, line segment C [i.e. from (4,16) to (6,0)] represents a downward movement of the ant because it points downward.
The constant segment of the graph is the segment that is represented by a horizontal line
In the attached graph, line segment B [i.e from (2,16) to (4,16)] represents the constant segment.
THE MOTION OF THE GRAPH
The ant travels at a constant speed through segment A. It then rests for 2 seconds in segment B and finally travels at a constant speed through segment C.
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