Physics

Physics

Problem

When the origin of a one-dimensional coordinate system is shifted by +a+a (towards the positive xx-direction) while the direction of the axis is kept the same, the new coordinate x′x' of a point that earlier had coordinate xx is a) x′=a−xx' = a - x b) x′=−x+ax' = -x + a c) x′=x−ax' = x - a d) x′=x+ax' = x + a

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