The difference between the distance and the displacement is the speed is a scalar while displacement is a vector.
<h3>What is the distance an the displacement?</h3>
The distance is the difference between two points while the displacement is the difference between two points in a specified direction. Given that speed is a scalar and the displacement is a vector. It follows that we must take the displacement when obtaining the displacement.
Thus, the distance that is covered after one lap is the circumference of the circle = 2πr = 2 * 3.142 * 25 = 31 m Then for 2 laps = 62 m
The displacement is obtained when we take the direction into consideration. Owing to the fact that the runner returns to the starting point each time, the displacement is zero.
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