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What does the area under a velocity time graph resent?

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The area under a velocity-time graph is a representation of the displacement. If the area is over a time interval, then the displacement during that time interval can be measured by the area under the graph bounded by the time interval.

Bonus: the slope of a V-t graph is a measure of acceleration.

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