a particle moves from one position to another position to the left of the origin in a straight line. can the displacement of the particle be positive? explain
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it can never be positive
because displacement=final position-initial position
if it start from (+100) and reach at (-2) then D=-102
if it starts from origin then also be negative
and at last if it start in negatiVe axis and also reach in negative axis then also it will be negative for ex
starts from (-2) and reached (-5) then D=-3
so always negative
because displacement=final position-initial position
if it start from (+100) and reach at (-2) then D=-102
if it starts from origin then also be negative
and at last if it start in negatiVe axis and also reach in negative axis then also it will be negative for ex
starts from (-2) and reached (-5) then D=-3
so always negative
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Answer:
No
Explanation:
It is negative bcoz of left direction
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