**Velocity-Time Graph Explanation**This image presents a task to draw an acceleration-versus-time graph from a given velocity-versus-time graph.The graph is structured as follows:- **Horizontal Axis (Time):** Marked from 0 to 40, in increments of 2.- **Vertical Axis (Velocity):** Ranges from -16 to 2, in increments of 2.**Graph Details:**1. **Line Segments:** - The graph starts at velocity 0 at time 0 and remains constant until time 8. - A straight line then descends steeply from velocity 0 at time 8 to velocity -16 at time 20. - A subtle upward line connects from velocity -16 at time 20 to velocity -14 at time 26.**Interpretation:**- **Segments of Constant Velocity:** Indicate zero acceleration.- **Descending Line Segment:** Represents negative acceleration, as the velocity decreases over time.- **Ascending Line Segment:** Suggests a slight positive acceleration since the velocity becomes less negative.To create the corresponding acceleration graph, focus on the slope of the velocity graph. Constant sections produce an acceleration of zero, while sloped sections reflect the rate of velocity change over time.

Acceleration versus time plot is drawn as shown below. at t=0 s, the acceleration is 0 m/S2. at t=9…

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Draw an acceleration-versus-time graph corresponding to the below velocity-versus-time graph 4 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 4- -8 -10 -12 -14 -16

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