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Displacement vector equals the change in position vector over time interval (3-6)

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To calculate the displacement vector, subtract the earlier value from the later value (just as for motion in a straight line).

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This vector points from the object’s position at t1 to its position at t2, and is the difference between the object’s position vector \boldsymbol{\vec{r_2}} at t_2 and its position vector \vec{r_1} at t_1.