Physics, asked by joelreji, 1 year ago

a person moves a distance of 3 km towards east and then 2km towards north and then 3.5km towards east find

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Answered by KingOfGujjar
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Here's your answer

Distance is the length of the path taken/covered by an object. It is a scalar quantity (scalar quantities are the ones which only have magnitude like time)

Here distance will be 3km+2km+3.5km

=8.5km

Displacement is the length of the shortest path between the initial and the final position. It is a vector quantity (Vector quantities are the ones which have both magnitude,called speed and direction)
Here displacement can be found out using Pythagorean theorem

Displacement ²=2²+6.5²

Displacement=√4+42.25

Displacement=√46.25=6.8(approx)

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