Hereof, what does the area under a position vs time graph represent?
The area under a velocity vs. time graph represents the displacement.
Secondly, what does the area under a current time graph represent? Originally Answered: How charge for a given time is equal to area under the current time graph for a given time? The definition of current is charge per unit time. Therefore, charge = current*time. While finding the area under the current-time graph, you are basically multiplying the two axes (current and time).
Similarly, you may ask, what does area of position time graph gives?
For velocity versus time graphs, the area bound by the line and the axes represents the displacement. The diagram below shows three different velocity-time graphs; the shaded regions between the line and the time-axis represent the displacement during the stated time interval.
What does the area under a PT graph represent?
If the area under an acceleration-time graph denotes velocity and the area under a velocity-time graph denotes displacement, what exactly does the area under a displacement-time graph denote?
