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Can you ride a bike in such a way that the distance you cover is (a) equal to, (b) greater than, or (c) less than the magnitude of its displacement?
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Can you ride a bike in such a way that the distance you cover is (a) equal to, (b) greater than, or (c) less than the magnitude of its displacement?

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When traveling between two points, the distance covered
is always either equal or greater than the displacement.
Distance can never be less than the displacement.

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