Physics, asked by rajasrijayabalan, 11 months ago

the ratio of magnitude of displacement/distance is?

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Answered by dimpi4858

Distance is scalar, it is never negative. Therefore distance can be equal or greater than displacement. That implies ratio of displacement to distance is always equal to or less than 1.

Answered by NaikDevenDra

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one or less than one......

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