For each of these situations, draw three graphs: position vs. time, velocity vs. time, and acceleration vs. time. 111 each case, make sure the horizontal axis (time) is lined up for all three graphs, and make sure the three graphs are consistent with one another (they all describe the same motion). Sometimes there are multiple possible answers, so you can make some choices, but still make sure you're consistent! Each group will hand in one copy for participation credit. 1. You start at rest. You start walking slowly, but gradually increase your speed until you're running. You run at a constant speed for a while, and then slow down and stop