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Let us call a motion, `A` when velocity is positive and increasing `A^(-1)` when velocity is negative and increasing `R` when velocity is positive and decreasing and `R^(-1)` when velociyt is negative and decreasing. Now match the following two tales for the given `s-t` graph

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