Think of a distance-time graph like my delivery route map. The slope is your speed—steeper slope means pedaling faster. On a velocity-time graph, the area under it is the total distance covered, like counting milestones.
I see this when I rush a package: a straight, steep line on my trip log means no traffic jams, bhal lagise. But if the velocity graph dips below zero? That’s a one-way street missed, khub bhal—the area still counts the extra kilometres, my old legs remember.
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