Given below are certain facts about distance and displacement. Choose the option which gives the correct information about the two. A. It is a scalar quantity. B. It is a vector quantity. C. It can be zero. D. It cannot be zero. E. The quantity that is scalar is either equal or greater in magnitude than the quantity that is vector.?

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Given below are certain facts about distance and displacement. Choose the option which gives the correct information about the two. A. It is a scalar quantity. B. It is a vector quantity. C. It can be zero. D. It cannot be zero. E. The quantity that is scalar is either equal or greater in magnitude than the quantity that is vector.?

A and C are about distance, B and D are about displacement and E is correct.
A and D are about displacement, B and C are about distance and E is incorrect.
A and D are about distance, B and C are about displacement and E is correct.
A is about distance, B is about displacement, C and D can be either distance or displacement, and E is correct.

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AhmedNazir · Accepted Answer · 2022-09-04T04:29:57+06:00

Option 3 : A and D are about distance, B and C are about displacement and E is correct.

Explanation:

Distance is a scalar quantity. It is never zero.
Displacement is a vector quantity. It can be zero in some cases like for example when the person/thing returns to its initial position.
Distance is either equal to or greater than displacement because it is the total length of the path covered by a person/thing. It does not take into account the direction of motion.