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To Draw:The vectors representing the displacement between each pairs of the dots of the motion diagram.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction: A motion diagram is used to represent the position of a moving object after every equal time intervalin a single diagram. The motion diagram is the pictorial representation of the motion of the object and describes the motion of the object.
Consider a boy walks from home to school.
The motion diagram for the motion of the boy is shown below:
Refer the motion diagram,
The dots represent the position of the boy from home to school.
The vector arrow represents the displacement between each pairs of the dots of the motion diagram.
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