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In the given velocity (V) versus time (t) graph, accelerated and decelerated motions are respectively represented by line segments

A

CD and BC

B

BC and AB

C

CD and AB

D

AD and CD

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C

In path A `rarr` B velocity is decreasmg with time, therefore AB represents deceleration. In path B `rarr` C velocity is constant with time. In path C `rarr` D velocity is increasmg with time, therefore CD represents acceleration.
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