Physics, asked by mairaj8, 11 months ago

is the magnitude of the displacement of an object is always greater than the distance traveled

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Answered by ramu001

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Answer:

never..... displacement magnitude is always less than distance

Answered by rukmini14

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Answer:

no it is always lesser than the total distance travelled.

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