Class 11 Physics simulations · Motion in a Straight Line
Area under a v–t graph
Read displacement as the area beneath a velocity–time graph.
What to notice
A constant velocity gives a rectangle; steady acceleration adds a triangle.
Key relation
displacement = area under v–t
Try this
Set acceleration to zero and read the rectangular area.
What you can change
- Initial velocity: 0 to 20 m/s
- Acceleration: -3 to 4 m/s²
- Duration: 2 to 10 s
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