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Chapter 5, Problem 1PLA
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The displacement is vector or scalar.
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Answer to Problem 1PLA
Option (a)
Explanation of Solution
Distance is scalar quantity and Displacement is a vector quantity. Scalar quantity gives only magnitude while vector quantity gives both the magnitude and the direction.
Conclusion:
Displacement is always vector quantity. Therefore, option (a) is correct.
Displacement is always vector quantity. Therefore, option (b), (c),(d), and (e) are correct.
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