under what condition can a body travel a certain distance and yet its resultant displacement be zero
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If the body starts from a place and returns back to the starting point.
For ex. In a circular path around a park, if a jogger starts from point A, takes a round of the park and returns back to point A, then his resultant displacement will be 0.
For ex. In a circular path around a park, if a jogger starts from point A, takes a round of the park and returns back to point A, then his resultant displacement will be 0.
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if a body starts from the points come to the same point that he start so that displacement is be 0 like a man started running in a circular track come to the starting point
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