Since, we know,
a=dv/dt
Therefore, for corresponding values of t and v, we first plot the Velocity-time graph which is parabolic.
After that, using a=dv/dt we find corresponding values of a and t, which give us a-t graph which is linear.
VT graph
A-t graph
For respective values, we match values from graph or manually calculate using equations
For v at a=0,
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