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Introduction to integration — Question 169

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QUESTION 169 (5 marks)

The velocity–time graph of a particle is shown. The graph is linear between consecutive plotted points, and the initial position is s(0)=7s(0)=7 m.
Determine (a) the displacement from t=0t=0 to t=6t=6, (b) the total distance travelled, and (c) the position at t=6t=6.
Piecewise linear velocity-time graph through the points (0,1), (2,5), (4,1) and (6,-3).
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