Lab Report Structure Abstract: Normal Emmiute: Normal Data: Your 4 graphs. captioned. Alli: Since there are zero calculations in this lab. please make short stories to explain the motion of each graph. You can captiontlabel each one as \"story 1" for graph 1. "story 2" for graph 2. etc. W All questions that require written responses are to be answered in complete sentences that repeat the question in the answer. 1} How realistic are these graphs? Are we able to reproduce them exactly as they are given enough time? Why or why not? 2} What does it mean for a position to be negative? Why were we unable to create any graphs with a negative position? 3} Please sketch a displacement vs time graph of the following scenario: A Gazelle sees a velociraptor and immediately begins to walk away irom the velociraptor. The Gazelle does not walk for long when it starts sprinting. Unfortunately the Gazelle is unable to continue spriting and slows to a speed even slower than its initial walk. The Gazelle stops running and begins eating the grass forgetting why it was sprinting in the rst place. Please label each segment of the graph with the appropriate Gazelle motion. You may assume that "away from the veiociraptor" represents the positive direction and that the moment the gazeile sees the velociraptor is t = 0 s