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thatricksta

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Areas under graph
« on: June 11, 2011, 07:17:51 pm »
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Hi all,
The one thing that I have never bothered to learn is the area underneath graphs and what it corresponds to.
This seems to be coming a lot... and I was wondering if anyone has a summary of this for me

I know the basic x>v>a stuff and area underneath force vs time = impulse

thanks
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Re: Areas under graph
« Reply #1 on: June 11, 2011, 07:23:07 pm »
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I don't have a summary, but the area under the graph is pretty much the x axis units multiplied the y axis units.

eg velocity vs time

area = velocity * time = displacement

Similar can be thought of with Force vs Time etc.
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Re: Areas under graph
« Reply #2 on: June 11, 2011, 07:24:37 pm »
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I don't have a summary, but the area under the graph is pretty much the x axis units multiplied the y axis units.

eg velocity vs time

area = velocity * time = displacement

Similar can be thought of with Force vs Time etc.

=/ this is awks, considering i have already done methods i should know things like this hahaha...

thanks.
i managed to find a summary on my pc too.. xD
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