Antiderivative of a distance versus time graph

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What does the antiderivative of a distance versus time graph represent? What does the antiderivative of the anitiderivative of a distance versus time graph represent? I think the units would be meters multiplied by seconds. Thanks.
 
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You are right about the units (assuming metric system). I don't believe there is any physical meaning to this integral.
 

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