How can we predict the movement of an object in one dimension

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How can we predict the movement of an object in one dimension

Final Answer: We can predict the motion of an object in one dimension in a number of different ways. For instances You can predict speed by taking the distances and dividing it by time. There many ways to calculate the motion of an object.

Initial Answer: We can use various types of graphs to calculate the movement.

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Claim- The relationship between displacement and motion is displacement is used to calculate motion.

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Displacement is the length of a straight line from an object's initial position to its final position.