Lesson Objective: Determine velocity from position-time graphs.Describe the direction of motion of the following objects based on the slope of their position-time graphs:8. Positive slope9. Negative slope10. Slope equals zero (horizontal line)11. The following table depicts the motion of the mouse as it runs rightward across a street. Create a position-timegraph and use your graph to derive the mouse's velocity.TABLE 1.2:Mouse velocityTime (s)Position (m)一一3.4

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