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What does it mean when the line on a graph of a distance vs. time changes direction?

What does it mean when the line on a graph of a distance vs. time changes direction?
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What does it mean when the line on a graph of a distance vs. time changes direction?

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The slope of the line ... or the direction it's heading ... is the speed
of whatever is being graphed. So if the line changes direction, it
means that the speed changed at that time.
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