Physics, asked by AvinavSingh8352, 4 months ago

An object has moved trough a distance can it leave zero displacement if yes support your answer with an example

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Answered by ApurvaBotwe123

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no, because if it moves there should be at least one displacement

Answered by singhvijay228

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no Idea please don't sorry

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