Can a particle in one dimensionaal motion have zero speed and zero velocity
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A particle can have zero velocity in one dimensional motion. As an example, when a particle returns to it's initial position from where it started then it's average velocity will be zero.
A particle cannot have zero speed in one dimensional motion. As the particle might have covered at least some distance in some time and speed is distance/time. It cannot have zero speed cause the distance is never zero for a particle.
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