A particles moves in a straight line with the acceleration shown in the motion curve given. Knowing that the it starts from the origin with initial velocity of -18 ft per second, plot the velocity - time and distance time curves within 0 to 20 seconds. Compute also the velocity, position and total distance traveled at t = 12 seconds. Please write clearly the numbers and letters. Step by step solution would make me understand it more. Draw all necessary figures. Will give a rating. Thank you!

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