Question

What is net displacement

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

Displacement is the distance between two positions along the movement path of an animal, and the resultant distance between the initial and final positions is called the net displacement.

Answer 2

The vector sum of all the displacement is the net displacement.

• When an object is moving from one place to another then the object's last and first position's difference is the displacement.
• For a round trip, the displacement becomes zero as it is the difference between the final and initial position of the object.
• Distance belongs to the scalar quantity group and displacement belongs to the vector quantity group.
• By subtracting the initial points position vector from the final points position vector the displacement will get.
• Then sum up all the individual displacement values the result is the net displacement.