1. Street Driving As the light turns green at the intersection, a car moving at a constant speed VA passes by you. At that same instant you begin to accelerate your own car, at a constant rate, at the same instant the car passes you and eventually catch up to the other car. a. Make a complete motion diagram that includes both cars that illustrates this scenario from the instant that the car passes you until the moment you catch up to the other car. b. Assuming your acceleration is uniform, draw velocity vectors for the two cars at the instant the car passes you and the instant you catch up to the car. Make sure your vectors correctly reflect their directions and magnitudes (e.g. if one vector is larger then its visualization is also larger), if possible, include numerical quantities and units. Explain your conclusions for full credit. c. Consider the time interval between the instant the light turns green and the instant your car catches up to the other car. Compare the displacement and average velocity of the two cars. Explain your conclusions for full credit. d. How would your answers to parts a, b, and c change if the acceleration of your car were greater (but still constant). Redo each part if there is a difference, and if there is no change explain why the answer(s) would remain unchanged