Why can Displacement never be greater than distance

Because displacement is the shortest distance between initial and final point.

Displacement by meaning is the shortest distance between two points. Hence, it will always be greater than the entire path covered.

It's simple answer will be because displacement is shortest distance so it can either be less than or equal to distance covered by an object

Displacement is defined as the shortest distance between two points, in the definition itself you see shortest distance, the shortest path cannot be larger than the whole path travelled

Displacement is the shortest distance between any two points. Displacement is always less than or equal to distance and can never be greater then distance.

Because displacement is the shortest distance between the initial and final positions while distance in general can be the length of any path between initial and final positions

In simple words Displacement can never be greater than distance because it is shortest distance covered between any two given points

Displacement is the shortest distance between two point which is always less than the total path length, distance.

Displacement can be equal to distance but cannot be greater than distance since displacement is the shortest distance between two points. And shortest distance can never be greater than any distance. ????????????

No displacement is the shortest distance covered so it can be equal but never greater than distance