what is time graph equal to displacement made by particle
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Velocity of a particle is equal to the slope of its displacement-time graph. Velocity may be positive, negative or zero since it is a vector quantity. Note: When we draw graph of a vector (say displacement), each component (like component in x-direction) of the vector is drawn on a separate graph.
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Velocity of a particle is equal to the slope of its displacement-time graph. Velocity may be positive, negative or zero since it is a vector quantity. Note: When we draw graph of a vector (say displacement), each component (like component in x-direction) of the vector is drawn on a separate graph.
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