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Excuse me I know this is odd but could you go over the same thing but when the lines are on the negatives , I’m still abit confused

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Why didn't he put direction with displacement? Isn't is a vector quantity?

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In a coordinate system, if you take the positive direction to be to the right then you dont have to specify direction. The reason being is simply being positive implies it is to the right, positve is specifying a direction.

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Its not AP level I am learning this in 7th grade

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why not adding absolute value of -6 ?

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8

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Sir please help me are positon rike graph and displacement time graph same?

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Wher did 2 - came from

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Can you give me the time stamp?

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Last answer distsnce will be 30 not 24

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its 24, you dont add the starting 6

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24 is the answer.

[@baktokoolbuddy]

the starting point is from 6. we go from 6 to 15, so distance travelled would be 15-6=9, then, from there, we go 15m below. so total amount of travelling is 9+15=24