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2. A bug on the windowsill walks at 10mm/s from left to right for 120mm, slows to 6.0mm/s and continues rightward for another 3.0s, stops for 4.0 s, and then walks back to its starting position at 8.0 mm/s. Draw a graph of: a. The x-coordinate of the bugs displacement as a function of time b. The x component of the bugs velocity as function of time.

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