Difference between distance and displacement
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Answer:
Distance is defined as the actual distance covered or travelled by an object .
Displacement is the shortest possible length between two points.
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Explanation:
DISTANCE:-
- The overall path length between two points is known as distance.
- The magnitude of distance will always be either equal or more than displacement
- it is a scalar quantity
- It informs about Actual complete path length.
- its value is always positive
- depends on Path
- d = speed * time
- It is denoted as D
DISPLACEMENT:-
- Displacement is regarded as shortest possible distance between two locations.
- it is a vector quantity
- The magnitude of displacement will always either equal or lesser than distance.
- it informs about Shortest path between the point of beginning and the destination.
- It can be either positive, negative or zero.
- it depends upon Position Dependent
- s = velocity * time
- It is denoted as S.
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