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3 years ago

Correct displacement 4km south,2 km north, 5km south, and 5 km north

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babymother [125]3 years ago

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Answer:

2 km due south.

Explanation:

We need to find the displacement of 4km south,2 km north, 5km south, and 5 km north.

Let south is negative direction and north is positive direction.

The shortest path covered by an object is called its displacement.

D = -4+2-5+5

D = -2 km

So, the displacement is 2 km and it is in south direction.

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