In what condition is the distance covered equal to the magnitude of the displacement of a particle?
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the distance covered equal to the magnitude of the displacement of a partial when the initial point and final point of particle is same .
such that if a particle start from a point P in a circle and after one revolution comes again to the point P then magnitude of distance and displacement is same for the particle..
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sakshi0922 ... go through the books of class 9th or 11th. you will get
the answer
My 9th standard classes will start from April 1 st then I will check
the answer that is marked as brainliest is wrong.
what is wrong in that
if initial and final point is same then total distance is 0
in which class do you study ?
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if the object is moving in a straight line and it isn't charging the direction of its motion between initial and final position.
then displacement = distance travelled
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