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a) is the time where the velocity graph is at its peak b) is also the time where the velocity is at its peak since acceleration = derivative of velocity so they're both t = 2
okay so to find the displacement you would calculate the distance between an object’s initial position and its final position.
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so this would be the answer right?
oh whoops I didn't realize there was an option c) to calculate displacement from this graph you would take the integral (area of the curve) since the graph does not give you any position information
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I need to work on some hw I'll try to be back later tonight
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