Physics, asked by basnetjkb, 10 months ago

Can the magnitude of the displacement of a particle be greater than the distance travelled/covered.
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Answered by jaiswalp508

Answer:

Explanation:

it cant be

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Answered by snehaldutta852

Answer:No, it can never happen.

Explanation:As displacement is the shortest distance covered by an object in a journey and is always smaller in magnitude than the total distance covered by the object.

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Can the magnitude of the displacement of a particle be greater than the distance travelled/covered. PLEASE ANSWER IT QUICK AS POSSIBLE!!!

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Can the magnitude of the displacement of a particle be greater than the distance travelled/covered.
PLEASE ANSWER IT QUICK AS POSSIBLE!!!