(multiple question) An object moves from point x =z = 4m. What is the object's displacement?-2m, y = 3m, z = 1m to point x = 3m, y = –1m,A. (1 m)î + (2 m)ĵ + (5 m)kB. (5 m)î – (4 m)î + (3 m)kC. –(5 m)î + (4 m)j – (3 m)kD. -(1 m)î – (2 m)ĵ – (5 m)kE. –(5 m)î – (2 m)j + (3 m)k-

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An object moves from point x = -2m, y = 3m, z = 1m to point x = 3m, y = -1m, z = 4m. What is the object's displacement? A. (1 m)î + (2 m)ĵ + (5 m)k B. (5 m)î – (4 m)ĵ + (3 m)k C. -(5 m)î + (4 m)ô – (3 m)k D. -(1 m)î – (2 m)ĵ – (5 m)k E. -(5 m)î – (2 m) + (3 m)

An object moves from point x = -2m, y = 3m, z = 1m to point x = 3m, y = -1m, z = 4m. What is the object's displacement? A. (1 m)î + (2 m)ĵ + (5 m)k B. (5 m)î – (4 m)ĵ + (3 m)k C. -(5 m)î + (4 m)ô – (3 m)k D. -(1 m)î – (2 m)ĵ – (5 m)k E. -(5 m)î – (2 m) + (3 m)

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An object moves from point x =
z = 4m. What is the object's displacement?
-2m, y = 3m, z = 1m to point x = 3m, y = –1m,
A. (1 m)î + (2 m)ĵ + (5 m)k
B. (5 m)î – (4 m)î + (3 m)k
C. –(5 m)î + (4 m)j – (3 m)k
D. -(1 m)î – (2 m)ĵ – (5 m)k
E. –(5 m)î – (2 m)j + (3 m)k
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