_1. Which of the following is true for the displacement of an object? A Itis always equal to the distance the object moved between its initial and final positions. B. It is both the straight line distance the object moved as woll as the direction of its motion. C. Itis the direction the object moved between its initial and final positions. D. Itis the straight line distance the object moved between its initial and final positions. _2. Dookoy sonds his bowling ball straight down the contor of the lane, getting a striko. The ball is brought back to the holder mechanicatly. What are the ball's net displacement and distance traveled? A Displacement of the ball is twice the longth of the lane, while the distance is zoro. B. Displacement of the ball is zero, while the distance is twice the length of the lane. C. Both the displacement and distance for the ball are equal to zero. D. Both the displacement and distance for the ball are twice the length of the lane.

_1. Which of the following is true for the displacement of an object? A Itis always equal to the distance the object moved between its initial and final positions. B. It is both the straight line distance the object moved as woll as the direction of its motion. C. Itis the direction the object moved between its initial and final positions. D. Itis the straight line distance the object moved between its initial and final positions. _2. Dookoy sonds his bowling ball straight down the contor of the lane, getting a striko. The ball is brought back to the holder mechanicatly. What are the ball's net displacement and distance traveled? A Displacement of the ball is twice the longth of the lane, while the distance is zoro. B. Displacement of the ball is zero, while the distance is twice the length of the lane. C. Both the displacement and distance for the ball are equal to zero. D. Both the displacement and distance for the ball are twice the length of the lane.

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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