Physics, asked by naik05ashok, 1 year ago

displacement can be negative ,zero and positive .why??

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Answered by sejal12377

Answer:

because any number can be negative, zero and positive

Answered by ashu428896

Answer:

displacement can't be negative because it is the shortest distance travelled by an object but it can't be zero

naik05ashok: ya i too was confused with the word negative . how its possible??

sejal12377: are you sort o ut now

ashu428896: ya correct

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