Passing lane velocity vs time graph, Physics

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Suppose the two cars below. The blue car begins ahead of" the red car. The red car actually begins off the screen.) Because the red car is moving faster, it eventually catches up along with and passes the blue car. Suppose the position-time graphs for these two cars.

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