Physics, asked by anshvirdi, 11 months ago

Can displacement be greater than zero

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Answered by Bhawna369

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Hey there ....

Yes it can be greater than zero .

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Answered by sabrinanandini2

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Yes, Displacement can be greater than zero.

Example:-

When an athelete runs half a round of a circular track, the displacement is the diameter of a circle.

The diameter can never be 0

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