Calculating Position from Acc. Time Graph

bigzee20 · Oct 23, 2008

How can i figure out the instantaneous position of an object using an acceleration time graph. Iam also given initial velocity and initial position? Thanks

atyy · Oct 23, 2008

The area under the curve between two time points of the a-t graph is the total change in velocity between those two time points.

The area under the curve between two time points of the v-t graph is the total change in displacement between those two time points.

bigzee20 · Oct 23, 2008

Is there an specific formula for it?

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