Help with qualitatively graphing velocity from a postion time graph

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Oct 17, 2006

I need help with qualitatively graphing velocity from a postion time graph

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Oct 17, 2006

v = ds/dt
the velocity is the slope of s-t graph
If the slope is zero, velocity is zero.
If slope is constant, velocity is constant
If slope is increasing, velocity is increaing, i.e. accelerating.

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