What is the difference between a horizontal line on a position graph and a horizontal line on a speed graph.

-- A horizontal line on a position/time graph says that as time goes on, the position isn't changing.  The object is standing still. At rest. Motionless.

-- A horizontal line on a speed/time graph says that as time goes on, the speed isn't changing.  If that doesn't happen to be zero, then the object is moving at a constant speed, and its position keeps changing at constant rate.  On a position/time graph, this same motion would be a straight line slanting  upward.

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