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Draw and explain the `v to t` graphs for uniformly accelerated motion.

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Velocity-time graph for motion with constant acceleration are as following:

An object is moving in a positive direction with a positive acceleration, then graph (a) is obtained
An object is moving in positive direction with a negative acceleration, then graph (b) is obtained.
An object is moving in negative direction with a negative acceleration, then graph (c) is obtained.
An object is moving in positive direction till time `t_(1)` and then turning back and moving with the same negative acceleration. This is shown in graph (d).
An interesting feature of a velocity-time graph for any moving object is that the area under the curve represents the displacement over a given time interval.
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