Physics, asked by be7thajginiGakans, 1 year ago

what is the formula for finding lateral displacement?

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Answered by khushi155

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S*sin(theta1 -theta2)/Cos(theta2)

Answered by astha16

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S*sin(theta1-theta2)/cos (theta2).

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