NEET Physics Distance & Displacement MCQ Question
Consider a velocity-time graph of an object under uniform acceleration, as shown in a diagram. If the area under the graph from t = 0 to t = T represents the displacement of the object, which equation best describes this displacement?
x = (v + v₀)T / 2
x = v₀T + (1/2)aT²
x = vT² / 2
x = v₀T - (1/2)aT²
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
The area under the velocity-time graph for uniform acceleration represents displacement, given by x = v₀T + (1/2)aT² from the NCERT context.
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