https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/cheerpj/moving-man/latest/moving-man.html?simulation=moving-man

This is the link to the Moving Man, Thank you!

Investigation 3: Relating Position and Velocity Graphs You have looked at positiontime and velocitytime graphs separately. Since positiontime and velocitytime graphs are different ways to represent the same motion, it is possible to gure out the velocity at which someone is moving by examining her/his positiontime graph. Conversely, you can also gure out how far someone has traveled (change in position) from a velocitytime graph. Activity 3-1 Predicting Velocity Graphs From Position Graphs Consider the following position-time graph. position (m) 0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 Time (5) Prediction 3-1 Predict the velocity-time graph that is a consequence of the above motion. Please use the same simulation from earlier PhET \"The Moving Man" rZ' to test your prediction. When you have the PhET open, please make sure to click on the tab at the top "Charts" so you can see graph outputs. Click the "minus" signs on the acceleration graph to remove it, our focus is the position-time and velocity-time graphs. Graph 3-1 Submit your best attempt to replicate the above graph. Make sure both the position-time and velocity-time graphs are submitted together. Question 3-1 How would the position graph be different ifyou moved faster? Slower? Question 3-2 How would the velocity graph be different if you moved faster? Slower