B. Give a sketch of the velocity-time graph representing thefollowing: REMEMBER: You can ask help if you want.An object at restAn object at constant velocityAn object acceleratingDecelerating objecta.b.с.d.

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B. Give a sketch of the velocity-time graph representing the following: REMEMBER: You can ask help if you want.