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how displacement and velocity can be negative.
Displacement and velocity are vector quantities that can indeed be negative, indicating movement in the opposite direction. In one-dimensional motion, negative displacement occurs when an object returns to its original position and then moves backward. Similarly, negative velocity is observed when an object moves in reverse, such as a car moving backward. This understanding is crucial for accurately interpreting motion in physics.
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