Science, asked by tejanani760, 9 months ago

A man walks 4km eastwards,then turns leftwards and walks 1km and then makes a right turn and runs 2km and then stops. The displacement of the man will be

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Answered by whisper50

1

Answer:

the displacement of the man will be 1km

Explanation:

because it is the shortest distance

Answered by pratiksha593

2

Answer:

6km

Explanation

he walks 4km eastward and then takes a left and walks 1 km and then takes a right which is again east which means we do not count the left part

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