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WE SAY THAT DISPLACEMENT CAN BE +VE,-VEOR O . GIVE EXAMPLE FOR EACH CASE

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Answered by Anish004
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Positive Displacement: Eg. 1) A Man Pushing The Door.
2) A Man is Dragging a box.

Negative Displacement: Eg. 1) Boy is throwing the ball in
Sky.
2) That Girl is Jumping.

Zero Displacement: Eg. 1) That Man is carrying a box on his
Head and walking. The
Displacement on the box is zero.
2) The Boy is trying to push the
Wall but is not able to. The
Displacement on the wall is zero.



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Answered by Rememberful
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Yes, we can say that displacement can be +ve, -ve or 0.

\textbf{Positive Case }:

Displacement can be +ve in case it will don't retrace its path.

For example, if an object moves from A to B and then from B to C in straight line then displacement is from A to C in straight line.

\textbf{Zero Case }:

Displacement is said to be zero in case object returns to its starting position.

For example, if an object move from A to B and again from B it reaches A, then it will show the displacement zero.

\textbf{Negative Displacement }:

Displacement is said to be negative when the final point is opposite to the starting point.

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