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For each of the two position versus time graphs below, sketch the corresponding velocity and acceleration versus time graphs in the blank axes below each graph. Be sure to label both axes of each graph with the correct scale.
Please use the image provided and draw over the image. Please do not create your own graph please just draw over the image thank you!
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