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How do you find displacement when all you have is time with no velocity, and then in order to find velocity you have to have displacement but you don't have that either?
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How do you find displacement when all you have is time with no velocity, and then in order to find velocity you have to have displacement but you don't have that either?

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If you really have nothing else but time, then you can't. There must be some other shred of information. Search around. Look under rocks.
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