_ is amount of “ground” an object moves from its starting point and __ is how much “ground” and object covers in total.

2 answers:

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Displacement is the amount of "ground" and object moves from it starting point and distance is how much "ground" an object covers in total. Displacement by definition is moving of something from its place or position and distance by definition is the amount of space between two things (in this case the starting position and ending position).ΥΤ-ΤΟΝΙХWΙLSΟΝ

Reil [10]3 years ago

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The key word in the first statement is AMOUNT of "ground" so the quantity but not the direction is important. So the first answer is Distance. Displacement is how much “ground” and object covers in total.

The answer is B.

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