can displacement and distance ever be equal if yes given reason
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No. Suppose you move from point A to B and get back to point A.
The distance will be A to B+B to C but displacement will be 0.
The distance will be A to B+B to C but displacement will be 0.
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The distance traveled increases uniformly, but the displacementfluctuates a bit and then returns to zero. ... Since the displacement is measured along the shortest path between two points, its magnitude is always less than or equal to thedistance.
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