On a velocity vs time graph, what does a line of constant acceleration look like?

Answer: like a linear equation where the slope is the constant value of the acceleration.

Explanation:

As you know, acceleration is the rate of change of the velocity over time, so if we integrate the acceleration over the time, we obtain the equation for the velocity (plus a constant, which is the initial velocity)

If we have a constant acceleration;

a (t) = c

we integrate it and get:

v (t) = c*t + constant.

This is a linear equation, so the graph where the acceleration is constant, looks like a linear equation with slope equal to the constant.

Answer: It appears curved