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With reference to conventional X- axis, negative displacement in 1-D motion implies that the particle is finally at a point which lies

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Leftwards from the assumed origin

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Rightwards from the assumed origin

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At origin

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Cannot be determined

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Solution

The correct option is A
Leftwards from the assumed origin

The X-axis extends positively towards the right and negatively towards the left.

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