Physics, asked by nikhilanuj29, 8 months ago

Can the distance travelled by a moving body be smaller than the magnitude of its displacement?

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Answered by arnavwadhwa2007

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no

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Answered by jssanjana95

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Answer:

No

Explanation:

Distance is always greater or equal to magnitude of displacement. Displacement can never exceed distance.

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