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Harley Tran
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17 December, 20:04
How do you calculate displacement on a graph
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Mylie
17 December, 20:25
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On a position vs time graph (x vs t), displacement is the difference in positions (Δx = x₂ - x₁).
On a velocity vs time graph (v vs t), displacement is the area under the graph (Δx = ∫ v dt).
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