Physics, asked by jaikmewara, 10 months ago

A body travels from A to B at 40m/s . and from B to A at 60m/s.

what will be displacement.

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Answered by GautamSTUDYKING

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Its displacement is 0 because his initial and final position is same.

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Answered by AmishaYadavAlokYadav

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Answer:

displacement=0

Explanation:

formula of displacement is final - initial. As the body moves from A to B and back to A so displacement is 0.

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