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1 Distance Vs. Displacement

2 Distance is a linear measurement between two points.
The Distance Between Boone and Olympic National Park

3 Displacement is the measurement of how far an object has moved from its starting point.
The Displacement is how far from Boone to Denver.

4 Scratch http://scratch.mit.edu/
Today we will be using a program online called Scratch. Create a new project and do the tutorial.

5 You will use Scratch to calculate the distance and displacement for many different graphs.

6 Resources

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