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if the displacement of a particals is equal to zero, then its distance is. Options are 1 must be equal to zero. 2 can't be equal to zero. 3 can be negative. 4 may or may not be equal to zero.

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Answered by Shaanraj
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Displacement is the shortest length between the initial point and the final point of a body in motion. So it is different from distance...
Case 1.
The body doesn't change its position. So it is at rest. Hence displacement = distance =0
Case 2.
The body is in a round trip, Where the body moves back to its initial position. Hence distance>displacement.
So option 4 is the correct answer...
Might it helps you....
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