Science, asked by parneet10, 1 year ago

Can the distance travelled by an object be smaller than the magnitude of it's displacement

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Answered by rinku67

22

no because distance can be equal to displacement but never be smaller than displacement

Answered by omshrivastava

14

NO DISTANCE CAN ONLY BE EQUAL OR MORE THAN DISPLACEMENT

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