Physics, asked by jiyachaddha3, 2 months ago

what is the ratio of distance to displacement for A body moving in a straight line path?

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Answered by rkjais1980

Explanation:

linear distance between two points is the least length of path to be travelled between two points. This means that distance, when shortest, becomes displacement. Otherwise, distance is greater than displacement. So, ratio of displacement to distance is less than or equal to 1.

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Answered by kavyashree4859

Distance covered:0
Always remember the displacement will be 0 when the body move in the straight line path

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