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course Phy 231

On a curved graph of velocity vs. time, we can take an infinite amount of points between point a and point b on that graph to find the area or change in position. The area is equal to the change in position. The slope of time(t) is the value of (dv/dt) at that time and is equal to acceleration at that time.

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You can let the number of increments approach infinity, but you can't actually use an infinite number of points.

You could be a little more specific about how you would approach the infinite number of points and what aspect of the graph you would be representing.
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@& You can let the number of increments approach infinity, but you can't actually use an infinite number of points. You could be a little more specific about how you would approach the infinite number of points and what aspect of the graph you would be representing. *@

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You can let the number of increments approach infinity, but you can't actually use an infinite number of points.

You could be a little more specific about how you would approach the infinite number of points and what aspect of the graph you would be representing.
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