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What is the formula for displacement? ∆ = xf − xi v = / v = ∆/ ∆ = v ∙ t Choose all that apply
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What is the formula for displacement?

∆ = xf − xi
v = /
v = ∆/
∆ = v ∙ t
Choose all that apply

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A cause that’s the answer
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Displacement is the change in an object's position from the origin. Displacement is a vector quantity, and thus has both magnitude and direction. Displacement = (final position) - (initial position) = change in position. D = Xf -Xi. D = displacement.

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