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What is the absolute value of particles displacement (in $c m$ ) between $t = 0$ and $t = c$ ?

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Solution

The absolute particle replacement between times $t = 0$ $ξ$ $t = c$ is the sum of enclosed area.
Displacement $= 4 - 5 + 24$
$= 23 m / s .$
Hence, the answer is $23 m / s .$

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