Draw the distance and the time graph when the speed of a body increases uniformly?

When the speed of a body increases uniformly, the distance-time graph is a curve that starts at the origin and slopes upwards, becoming steeper as time progresses, indicating that distance is increasing at an accelerating rate. The time graph, on the other hand, is a straight line that extends horizontally, as time progresses uniformly regardless of speed changes. The curvature of the distance graph reflects the uniform acceleration, while the linear time graph represents constant time progression.