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The velocity-time graph of a jogger's trip is approximated by a triangle that starts at v=0...

The velocity-time graph of a jogger's trip is approximated by a triangle that starts at v=0 at t=0, rises to a maximum at t=6 s, and then returns to v=0 at t=10s. If the maximum speed was 6 m/s, how far did the jogger go?

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