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\[\text{Total area} = X + Y \implies \frac{ 1 }{ 2 }t(\vec v_f- \vec v_i) +\vec v_i t\]
Where total area is displacement
\[\vec d = \frac{ \vec v_f t }{ 2 }- \frac{ \vec v_i t }{ 2 }+v_i t\] \[\vec d = \frac{ \vec v_f t }{ 2 }+\frac{ \vec v_i t }{ 2 } = \left( \frac{ \vec v_f + \vec v_i }{ 2 } \right)t\] \[\text{Therefore} ~ \vec d = \left( \frac{ \vec v_f + \vec v_i }{ 2 } \right)t\]
Ah, so now similarly can derive the other equations of uniform motion, using just the graphs :).
|dw:1437888152528:dw|Using above being derived from
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