Yes, the displacement from O to C through A is the difference between the final position C and the initial position O, which is 35 km.
Can you calculate the displacement of the object from O to C through A in the example?
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Yes, the displacement from O to C through A is the difference between the final position C and the initial position O, which is 35 km.
To calculate the displacement of the object from O to C through A, you would find the vector sum of displacements OA and AC. If you know the magnitudes and directions of these displacements, you can use vector addition to find the total displacement.