10 - Learn Distance and Displacement in Physics (Displacement Formula Vs. Distance Formula)
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In this lesson we explain the difference between distance and displacement in physics. We start by explaining what the distance formula is and how it differs from the displacement formula.
The number line is used to show the difference between these two concepts in physics, and examples are worked so that the student can get practice.
![Position, Distance & Displacement in Physics - [1-2-1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/w_A_WHXWMU8/mqdefault.jpg)
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I like watching him draw and narrate his number lines
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Makes me think like I'm map reading. Plotting and azimuth on a compass.
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Thank you thank you good job......letraily I spend my half day on understanding displacement thank you for explaining in such a easy way
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Hello, I have a question why did we subtract 5-1 in distance for the first example as in it, we should add them to get the total distance
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This helped me with physics homework.
Also if you moved 2 metres to the left and then 3 metres to the right, your total distance moved would be 5 metres, but your displacement would only be 1 metre to the right.
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"A lot of people go through the first couple chapters of physics not really know what displacement is". Nahh I was doing delta is equal to millions last night. I caught on real quick. Took some practice but I was up until 1 am. I cannot believe I can do physics with my eyes closed. I cannot believe this is physics. I love it so far.
Thank you sir for this explanation
but distance should always be added right ?
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Can you tell me how distance is path dependent whereas displacement is path independent ??
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@@surendrapandey680 If you moved 2 metres to the left and then 3 metres to the right, your total distance moved would be 5 metres, but your displacement would only be 1 metre to the right. That is what they mean by "path-independent". You'd end up in the same place relative to where you started, independent of the path you took to get there.
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How do I get the video in proper sequence, starting from introduction to physics
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hey man i just wanna make sure that i get it, can u check my answers on my assessment?
DISPLACEMENT
1. 5 meters(south) to 4 meters (north)=-1meters (south)
2. -1meter to 6 meters= 7 meters
3. 1meter to -7 meters = -8meters
4. 7meters to -7meters = -14 meters
5. 3meters (north) to 9 meters(south) = 6 meters (north)
DISTANCE
1. 6meters to 7 meters = 1 meter
2. 2 meters to 8 meters = 6 meters
3. 3meters to 9 meters = 6 meters
4. 8 meters to 10 meters = 2 meters
5. 7 meters to -8meters = 15 meters
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REFERENCE POINT= 0 always tripped me, I thought 0 is that initial position... THANK YOU SO MUUCH!!
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This actually helped
I thought that distance travelled is always add,,,,my mind is hurt😭,,why????
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I have a question, why did we subtract five minus one for distance as an add?
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How to use it in maps or real distance like kilometers?
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I always thought the distance can always be added instead of being subtracted...
Distance means is going anywhere with no direction
Like: The car is travelling 2km per hour
Displacement is going anywhere but with direction
Like: Car is travelling 2km per hour to south
Hope I get it right
Thank you sir! This is very helpful!
can distance be negative or is it always positive?
distance is always positive
You've made me change my mind sir, i love physics
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