The quantity `int_(t_(1))^(t_(2)) vec(V)`dt represents:A. Distance travelled during `t_(1) to t_(2)`B. Displacement during `t_(1) to t_(2)`C. Average acceleration during `t_(1) to t_(2)`D. None of these

The quantity `int_(t_(1))^(t_(2)) vec(V)`dt represents:A. Distance tra

1.	The quantity `int_(t_(1))^(t_(2)) vec(V)`dt represents:A. Distance travelled during `t_(1) to t_(2)`B. Displacement during `t_(1) to t_(2)`C. Average acceleration during `t_(1) to t_(2)`D. None of these
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