Difference between Distance & Displacement ?
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DISTANCE
1) The actual path covered by a body is called its distance .
2) It can not be less than displacement .
3) When it is divided by time , we get speed of the body .
4) It can not be equal to 0 .
5) It's a scalar quantity .
DISPLACEMENT
1) The shortest path possible by the body is called displacement .
2) It is equal to or greater than distance .
3) When it is divided by time, we get the velocity of the body .
4) It can be equal to 0 .
5) Its a vector quantity .
1) The actual path covered by a body is called its distance .
2) It can not be less than displacement .
3) When it is divided by time , we get speed of the body .
4) It can not be equal to 0 .
5) It's a scalar quantity .
DISPLACEMENT
1) The shortest path possible by the body is called displacement .
2) It is equal to or greater than distance .
3) When it is divided by time, we get the velocity of the body .
4) It can be equal to 0 .
5) Its a vector quantity .
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Distance:-
Distance is the length of the actual path traversed by a body, irrespective of its direction of motion.
Distance between two given given points may be same or different paths chosen.
It is a scalar quantity.
Distance covered is always positive or zero.
Displacement:-
Displacment is the shortest distance between the initial and final positions of a body in a given direction.
Displacement between two given points is always same.
It is a vector quantity.
Displacement covered may be positive, negative or zero.
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