### Toy Car Motion ActivityThis activity involves analyzing the motion of a toy car on a horizontal track. The car can move right or left along a straight line, with the positive direction defined as moving to the right.#### Task:Choose the letter (A to G) of the acceleration-time graph that matches the described motion of the car. If none of the graphs are correct, select option J.#### Graphs Description:- **Graph A**: Shows a constant positive acceleration over time.- **Graph B**: Shows a constant negative acceleration over time.- **Graph C**: Shows zero acceleration over time.- **Graph D**: Shows a decreasing positive acceleration, approaching zero over time.- **Graph E**: Shows increasing positive acceleration over time.- **Graph F**: Shows a constant acceleration that is negative and then becomes zero.- **Graph G**: Shows a decreasing negative acceleration, approaching zero over time.- **Option J**: None of these graphs is correct.Use these graphs to analyze and match the possible scenarios described in the task. The image contains several graphs labeled A to J, each depicting acceleration (Accel) on the y-axis and time on the x-axis. Below the graphs, there is a statement and a set of multiple-choice options.### Graph Descriptions:- **Graph A:** Shows acceleration starting at zero and increasing with time.- **Graph B:** Displays a constant positive acceleration over time.- **Graph C:** Displays a constant zero acceleration (a horizontal line along the x-axis).- **Graph D:** Illustrates acceleration starting positive and gradually decreasing to zero over time.- **Graph E:** Shows acceleration starting at zero and decreasing negatively with time.- **Graph F:** Exhibits acceleration starting negative and increasingly approaching zero over time.- **Graph G:** Shows acceleration starting at zero and decreasing negatively over time.- **Graph J:** States, "None of these graphs is correct."### Statement and Choices:**Statement:** "The car moves toward the left (toward the origin) at a constant velocity."**Multiple-Choice Options:**- ○ F- ○ D- ○ G- ○ J- ○ A- ○ E- ○ B- ○ C**Explanation:** The correct graph would show zero acceleration, as a constant velocity implies no change in speed, and hence zero acceleration. In this context, graph C, which displays a constant zero acceleration, is the correct representation.

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Description: ### Toy Car Motion ActivityThis activity involves analyzing the motion of a toy car on a horizontal track. The car can move right or left along a straight line, with the positive direction defined as moving to the right.#### Task:Choose the letter (

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