Physics, asked by jyothinithin11pbu3rc, 11 months ago

difference between Pathlength and displacement​

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Answered by amritaaaa
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pathlength isdistance from initial to final position. displacement is shortest distance

Answered by khushi253160
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pathlenght is the distance covered by an object in a particular time whereas displacement is between initial point and final point .. it has nothing to do with tym or distance covered by an object

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