an object has moved through a distance can it have zero displacement.justify your answer with an example
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Yes it can become zero, when the object will again come back on the same position eg :
A body is on point A and it covers a distance and it reaches B and if that body will again come back to the point A , then we can say displacement is zero .
A body is on point A and it covers a distance and it reaches B and if that body will again come back to the point A , then we can say displacement is zero .
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no,if the object moves from A to B it covers a certain distance. therefor,displacement is not zero
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yes,if the object come on its place back i.e. object moves from A to B and again come back to A then displacement is zero
because displacement is the smallest distace
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yes,if the object come on its place back i.e. object moves from A to B and again come back to A then displacement is zero
because displacement is the smallest distace
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