Physics, asked by Raysridu, 9 months ago

A Physical quantity which cannot be zero is

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Answered by himanshuvashisth7081

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A vector quantity is can't be zero if it's magnitude is zero...... But displacement can be zero and it is a vector quantity because if object is travelled a distance of 20m and comes back to home it's displacement will be zeroooo......

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