السو ال 1For the following pair of positions listed in the following table, detemine the magnitude and direction (positive ornegative) of the displacement.Initial position x, Final position x-3.0 m+7.0 m+10 o-4 0-10 o+4 o

Displacement is the change in position. Initial position, x0=-3 m Final position ,x=7 m The…

For the following pair of positions listed in the following table, detemine the magnitude and dirction (poitive or negative) of the displacement. Initial position x, Final position x -3.0 m +7.0 m +10 o -4 o -10 o +4 o

For the following pair of positions listed in the following table, detemine the magnitude and dirction (poitive or negative) of the displacement. Initial position x, Final position x -3.0 m +7.0 m +10 o -4 o -10 o +4 o

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السو ال 1
For the following pair of positions listed in the following table, detemine the magnitude and direction (positive or
negative) of the displacement.
Initial position x, Final position x
-3.0 m
+7.0 m
+10 o
-4 0
-10 o
+4 o

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