Following on the example discussed in class $($Problem $9-21),$

Analyze and discuss the possible outcomes of the motorcyclist's deceleration under different scenarios. Choose one deceleration value that is greater and one that is less than the calculated value $(-0\mathrm{.}5$ m$/$s$2).$ Based on the values you select, provide a reflection on the resulting outcomes. Consider the following aspects

$$ Describing how an increase in the deceleration magnitude would affect the time it takes for the motorcyclist to reach the traffic light.

$$ Determining whether the motorcyclist would arrive before the light turns green, and comment on the potential safety implications of such a scenario, including the risk of stopping at or crossing the red light.

$$ Examine how a decrease in the deceleration magnitude would affect the distance covered within the $20-$second interval.

$$ Discuss whether the motorcyclist would reach the traffic light after it turns green, and the implications for overall travel efficiency and traffic flow.

$$ Include relevant calculations to support your discussion for both scenarios,

demonstrating changes in final velocity, stopping distance, and time.

$$ Create graphical representations $($e$.$g$.,$ velocity$-$time and distance$-$time graphs$)$ to

illustrate how varying deceleration values impact the motorcyclist's motion.