Calculating journeys from linear speed-time graphs
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I can deduce that the area under a speed-time graph gives the distance travelled and deduce how this may be calculated.
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Distance travelled is calculated by multiplying speed and time.
This is represented on a speed-time graph by the area bound by the graph and the x axis.
Calculating this area gives the total distance travelled.
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