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Speeding up Slowing down Standing still Holding at a constant non-zero velocity
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Speeding up

Slowing down


Standing still


Holding at a constant non-zero velocity

Speeding up Slowing down Standing still Holding at a constant non-zero velocity-example-1
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Answer:

speeding up is the answer

Step-by-step explanation:

from the graph it can be seen that as the time (horizontal axis) increases the speed of vehicle (vertical axis) increases

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