PLS HELP ASAP ON ALL OF THE Q c. Sketch the acceleration-time graph for this object. 11. The velocity-time graph of an object is shown below.Velocity(m/s)0155Time(s)a. Describe the object's motion for the entire 15 seconds shown in the graphb. Sketch the position-time graph for this object (assume it starts at the referencepoint)

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