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Standard XII

Physics

Distance

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Find the displacement of a car between $t = 1 s$ to $t = 3 s$ for the given velocity-time graph.

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Solution

$∴$ from $t = 1$ to $t = 3$ sec.
The area under curve is zero
$∴$ displacement is zero $.$

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Find the displacement of a car between t=1 s to t=3 s for the given velocity-time graph.

∴ from t=1 to t=3sec.The area under curve is zero∴ displacement is zero.

Find the displacement of a car between $t = 1 s$ to $t = 3 s$ for the given velocity-time graph.

$∴$ from $t = 1$ to $t = 3$ sec.
The area under curve is zero
$∴$ displacement is zero $.$