Question

is the displacement of an object is zero then the distance travelled by object A Is Zero B is infinity C is negative this may or may not be zero​

Answer 1

Answer:

D) this may or may not be zero

Explanation:

Distance can include linear or nonlinear measures between two points; displacement includes only a linear measure between two points.  

For example,  

If a person runs 100 m, both distance and displacement are 100 m.  

If a person runs around a track once (400 m; assuming they are running in the first lane), the distance covered is 400 m but the displacement is 0 m.

Answer 2

Yes, the displacement of an object can be zero if it travel to some distance and come back to the point from where it has start

Yes, the distance travelled by A can be zero if it doesn't move

No, the distance travelled by B cannot be infinity.

No, the distance cannot be negative in the case of C