Physics, asked by imjyotikumari2007, 2 months ago

an an object has moved through a distance. can it have zero displacement ?if yes support your answer with an example .

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Answered by arshnoor0990

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yes

Explanation:

it can be if the final velocity and initial velocity is same

means of object after displacement come to the same place from where it starts

Answered by sonirishi937

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