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different between distance and displacement​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:-

Distance:-

• Distance is the actual length of path travelled by a body during its motion

• Distance is a scalar quantity

• Distance is always greater than or equal to the displacement of the body

• Distance is always positive

• Distance covered by moving body is never zero

Displacement

• Displacement is the shortest distance between initial position and final position of the body

•Displacement is a vector quantity

•Displacement can never be greater than distance travelled

•Displacement may be positive as well as negative

• Displacement can be zero

Answered by sara122
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Distance

  • 1. It is the actual length of path followed by the body while moving between two positions.

  • 2. It has only magnitude - it is a scalar quantity.

  • 3. Its SI unit is m.

Displacement

  • 1. It is the linear distance between the initial and final positions of a body.
  • 2. It has both magnitude and direction - it is a vector quantity
  • 3. Its SI unit is m.
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