Slope of v - t ( v is velocity and t is time) graph give us the acceleration of the object. And the area under v - t curve gives us the displacement of the object.
(a) In the given curve we can see that at the point 1 and 4 the slope of the curve will be zero (because at these point the tangent will be parallel to the t - axis) . Hence at the points 1 and 4 particle has no acceleration.
(b) From the curve, we can see that the area under the curve at point 3 will be maximum if we starts from v =0 and t = 0 .
So, at point 3 particle will have greatest displacement.
(c) The area under the curve will be minimum at point 1 if we starts from v = 0 , t = 0 .
So, at point 1 , particle will have smallest displacement.
(d) As we can see that the area under the curve between points v =0 , t =0 (origin) to point 3 (positive area i.e. positive displacement) is very greater than the area under the curve between the points 3 and 5 (negative area i.e. negative displacement), Hence, we can conclude that the position of the particle will be positive when the velocity is in negative x - direction.
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