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An object is in motion if its position changes over time, and at rest if its position does not change over time. The car in the picture is in motion while the trees are at rest. Displacement can be calculated as the difference between the final and initial positions over the time interval on a distance-time graph. The area under the graph represents displacement, which is the sum of the area of the triangle and rectangle for a velocity-time graph. Equations for calculating velocity and displacement using initial velocity, acceleration and time are also presented.

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Prensented by ... : Sourabh Basu XI A

An object is in motion if its position changes over time, and at rest if its position does not change over time. The car in the picture is in motion while the trees are at rest. Displacement can be calculated as the difference between the final and initial positions over the time interval on a distance-time graph. The area under the graph represents displacement, which is the sum of the area of the triangle and rectangle for a velocity-time graph. Equations for calculating velocity and displacement using initial velocity, acceleration and time are also presented.

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Sourabh Basu XI A

An object is said to be in motion if its position changes with respect to its surroundings in a given time . And an object is said to be in rest if its position doesnt changes with respect to its surroundings in a given time .

In the picture the car is in motion and the trees are in rest position

120 100
s2 V=

80 DISPLACEMENT
S2 - S1= S

FROM THE GRAPH: displacement S2 S1 = time interval T2 T1 S = T

60
s1

40 20 0 1 TIME (s) 2 3

T1 - T2=T

T2 T1

120 100
s2

FROM THE GRAPH : Displacecement =area of shaded region AREA OF TRIANGLE ABC Ar. Of shaded = + Region AREA OF RECTANGLE BCDE

80 60
s1

40 VELOCITY C 20 0 1 TIME (s) D 2 3 4


T2 T1

= 1 X AB X BC + 2 CD X DE

E 5

= u+at

1 2 s = ut + _at 2
v
2

= u + 2as

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