Determine the acceleration v. time and position v. time graphs
from the given velocity v. time graphs. 
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In order to interpret these VT graphs into at graphs we find the slopes of the curve and check its concavity and convexity.
Since, we know that dv/dt=a and d2v/dt2= da/dt we can use these facts to determine the slope and sign of the acceleration time graph.
The concavity of the graph tells us if d2v/dt2 is positive or negative. I e. If
Concave upwards then it is positive else if concave downwards then it is negative. Using these facts the corresponding graphs have been determined below as mentioned-
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For each of the given velocity
vs time graphs, draw the corresponding acceleration vs time
graph
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For each of the given velocity vs time graphs, draw the
corresponding position vs time graph
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Shown
below are various position-time, velocity-time and
acceleration-time graphs. All of the graphs have numbered points on
them. For these questions include only those points where the sign
of the quantity definitely has the value specified. Include all
points that apply in each case, if there are none specify none.
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