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Motion in Straight Line
Question
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Can we find the distance travelled by a particle from velocity-time graph?

Answer

Yes. Distance travelled by the body in a given interval of time is equal to the total area of velocity-time graph. 

Even if the body is moving with a negative velocity, area is taken as positive for the measurement of distance travelled by a body. 

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