Physics, asked by Cr7andLm10, 1 year ago

can the distance travelled by an object be smaller than magnitude of its displacement

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Answered by ajay2807

No, not in any case.

Cr7andLm10: But Why

ajay2807: The moment you cover dx distance, you have automatically covered dx displacement. Now, for furthur journey, if you alter your path, distance will keep on increasing but displacement may increase or decrease depending upon direction of motion.

Answered by ck233

never displacement never grater than distance travled but opposite is possible

ck233: displacement is shiortest distance b/w initial positon and final but distance is whole path traveld by the object

ck233: in cicule displacement is zero but distance travels is not zero

ck233: hope it helps you

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