1Two smart cars depart from the same starting location (A) at the same time and travel different routes to the same destination (B),arriving at the same time A) explain why the cars travelled different distances but have the same displacement B) explain why the average velocity of each car is identical although they may have travelled at different speeds C) explain why , when the brakes on the cars we used, the acceleration was not necessarily negative.

1Two smart cars depart from the same starting location (A) at the same time and travel different routes to the same destination (B),arriving at the same time A) explain why the cars travelled different distances but have the same displacement B) explain why the average velocity of each car is identical although they may have travelled at different speeds C) explain why , when the brakes on the cars we used, the acceleration was not necessarily negative.

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