Can you please do 9-12. Please thank you LO2.01 distance and displacement labThe following questions refer to the figure below. The coordinate system is chosen such that "to theright" is positive, or concisely written as (+). The four paths shown as colored arrows representdifferent movements, all of which begin at the bold dot and end at the tip of the arrowhead. This labactivity requires you to work out the displacement, distance, and distance traveled for each of the fourpaths. All questions share the same set of answers:n8.0 m(-2))8.0m(+8)K) 10.0 m(-8)L)10.0 m (+2)M) 12.0 m(-8)N) 12.0m(+8)0) -4.0 m U)-8.0 mA) 4.0 m(-2)B) 4.0m (+2)C)5.0m(-2)D)5.0m(-)E)6.0 m(-8)F)6.0 m(+2)G) 7.0m (-3)H)7.0m (+8)P)4.0m V)8.0 mQ) -5.0 m W)-10.0mR) 5.0 m X)10.0mS)-7.0m Y)-12.0mT) 7.0m z) 12.0mABCD0 2 4 6 8 10 12displacement x (m)Note in the figure there is no second dimension. Path D has that little turn around and Path C doublesback, but the vertical extensions are just to show this change in direction. Also remember that the verytip of each path's arrow is the end point. Also consider wether each question is asking about a vectoror a scalar quantity - it won't do to select a vector answer for a scalar question, even if the scalar part ofthe chosen vector is correct.1) Along path A, what is the displacement?2) Along path A, what is the distance?3) Along path A, what is the distance traveled? 4) Along path B, what is the displacement?5) Along path B, what is the distance?6) Along path B, what is the distance traveled?7) Along path C, what is the displacement?8) Along path C, what is the distance?9) Along path C, what is the distance traveled?10) Along path D, what is the displacement?11) Along path D, what is the distance?12) Along path D, what is the distance traveled?

In this question we have to determine the distance and displacement along the said paths.

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A B D 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 displacement x (m)

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