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37. Which of the following is NOT true about an object over a givenamount of time?bolts displacement can be larger than itsdistanceb Its distance can be equal to its displacementIt can have a non-zero
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37. Which of the following is NOT true about an object over a givenamount of time?bolts displacement can be larger than itsdistanceb Its distance can be equal to its displacementIt can have a non-zero distance and haveCzero displacementdIts distance can be larger than itsdisplacement

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We have the next definitions

Distance It is all the way traveled by a mobile or moving body.

Displacement: It is a straight line distance from an initial position to a final position. This distance has direction therefore it is a vector

Therefore the statement that is not true is

Its displacement can be larger than its distance.

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