Question
The acceleration-time graph for a body is shown in the figure below. Plot the corresponding velocity-time graph.
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Answer
For time t, there is an acceleration a.
$\therefore$ Velocity increases after time 't' acceleration is zero.
Thus v-t graph will be shown as
$\therefore$ Velocity increases after time 't' acceleration is zero.
Thus v-t graph will be shown as
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