Motion, Distance, Displacement, and Speed

Distance includes both length and direction, while displacement refers to the total length covered by the moving body.

Distance is the speed with direction of the motion, while displacement refers to how fast the object is moving.

Distance is the total length covered by the moving body, while displacement includes both the length and the direction of the object's path from the starting point to its end point. (correct)

Distance refers to how fast the object is moving, while displacement tells you the distance the object travels in a period of time.

Displacement

Velocity

Acceleration

Speed (correct)

Acceleration refers to how fast an object is moving.

Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity. (correct)

Acceleration is the speed with direction of the motion.

Acceleration is the total length covered by the moving body.

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