Reading Acceleration in V vs. T Graph

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[SOLVED] Reading Acceleration in V vs. T Graph

So, I figured the answer to my own question, but I'm not sure how to delete my own post... sorry guys...
 
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Welcome to PF Hisui.
It's better to leave your question here, and also post the answer below it. In the future, someone with the same problem might come by and find it here.

Otherwise, you can request a moderator to delete it.
 

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