Deriving s(t) from a x-y plane

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So if I'm given a coordinate plane that graphs the position of a particle, how do you get the s(t), in respect to time if given a table of time intervals.

Given:
f(x) = -x^2

Needed:
s(t)?
v(t)?
a(t)?
 
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