An object has moved through a distance . Can it have zero displacement ? If yes, support your answer an example.S
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YES, his displacement can be zero.
Explanation:
Suppose a person moves along a square field with a side of 500 meters and ends up walking around the entire field back to the point where he had started, his distance will be (500*4=2000m or 2km) but his displacement will be zero because with respect to his initial position his final position remains the same and hasn't changed.
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Yes it can have a 0 displacement
Explanation:
If the initially and final points are same, then the displacement is 0
O__________A_________B________C
0__________50_________100______150
In OCO
Distance =300
Dispalacement=0
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