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10 January, 10:23

What is the difference between a negative change in position and a negative velocity?

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  1. 10 January, 14:08
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    A negative change in position is known as displacement, which mean distance in either a negative or positive direction. this is not constant while a negative velocity is a constant change in displacement, not distance, Displacement is a vector quantity and so is velocity
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