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The following graph shows the velocity of an object in one dimension over time. At 5 s, the acceleration of the object is [Select] and the object is [ Select ] At 12.5 s, the acceleration of the object is [Select ] and the object is [Select ] At 25 s, the acceleration of the object is [ Select] and the object is [Select]

The following graph shows the velocity of an object in one dimension over time. At 5 s, the acceleration of the object is [Select] and the object is [ Select ] At 12.5 s, the acceleration of the object is [Select ] and the object is [Select ] At 25 s, the acceleration of the object is [ Select] and the object is [Select]

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The following graph shows the velocity of an object in one dimension over time.
At 5 s , the acceleration of the object is ◻ [Select] and the object is ◻ [ Select ]
At 12.5 s , the acceleration of the object is ◻ [Select ] and the object is ◻ [Select ]
At 25 s , the acceleration of the object is [ Select] ◻ and the object is [Select] ◻

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