Answer:
he magnitude of Sarah's displacement is less than the distance she travels
Step-by-step explanation:
Hi!
The magnitude of her displacement is just the difference between her final and initial state, however the distance she traveled is two times the distance she moved in the positive x-direction until she turned around, since she had to move back, plus her displacement.
So:
[tex]displacement = |x_{final} -x_{initial}| \\distanceTraveled = 2|x_{return}-x_{initial}| + displacement\\[/tex]
Since all the terms are positive:
[tex]x_{displacement}<x_{traveled}[/tex]