Area under acceleration time graph gives change in velocity
for time interval 0 - 2 sec :
area = 0
so v = 0
for time interval 2-4 sec :
area = (4 - 2) (3) = 6
so v = 6 m/s
for time interval 4-6 sec :
area = (6 - 4) (3) = 6
so v = 6 m/s
for time interval 6-8 sec :
area = (8 - 6) (0) = 0
so v = 0 m/s
for time interval 8 - 10 sec :
area = (10 - 8) (- 6) = - 12
so v = - 12 m/s
for time interval 2-4 sec :
area = (4 - 2) (3) = 6
so v = 6 m/s
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