An object has moved through a distance.Can it have zero displacement? Explain by an example
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yes it can have zero displacement if it returns at the poind where it started because displacement is has 2 values the point where it started and where will it end.
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Distance is the total length of the path a body moves on .
Displacement is the Shortest path between the final point and the initial point of the particles motion .
yes , if the particle at last , comes to where it started then the displacement will be zero .
For example : A body moving in a circular path , Starts at point A , and finally comes to rest at A .
the body will have zero displacement .
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Distance is the total length of the path a body moves on .
Displacement is the Shortest path between the final point and the initial point of the particles motion .
yes , if the particle at last , comes to where it started then the displacement will be zero .
For example : A body moving in a circular path , Starts at point A , and finally comes to rest at A .
the body will have zero displacement .
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