A body thrown vertically upwards reaches a maximum height h, it then returns to groundcal-
culate the distance travelled and the displacement.
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A body thrown vertically upwards reaches a maximum height h. It then returns to ground . Calculate the distance travelled and the dispacement . Displacement =h-h=zero.
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what is the distance
As we know that the total length of the journey is the distance,Distance = h+h = 2h
also we know that the shortest gap between the initial and final positions the body is coming back to the initial position the net displacement is zero.
also we know that the shortest gap between the initial and final positions the body is coming back to the initial position the net displacement is zero.
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distance is 2h whereas displacement is 0.
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