You toss a coin straight up into the air. Sketch the velocity-time and acceleration-time graphs of the coin from the instant it leaves your hand until the instant it returns to your hand. Assume that the positive y direction is upward. Indicate on your graph the moment when the coin reaches its highest point.

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