Question

what can be said about the displacement of the body if it covers a distance of zero​

Answer 1

Answer:

Displacement is the shortest straight line distance between initial and final position. Hence if a body travels along a random path to return to the point of start, the body has traveled finite distance, however the displacement of it is exactly zero. Hence correct answer is option C.

Answer 2

If a body starts its path along any direction then return to same path so , the displacement of the body becomes zero.

Or

Simply said , the initial path and final path coincide then the displacement of the body covers a distance of zero.

Explanation:

Displacement:

1. It is a shortest distance between initial path and final path.
2. Displacement is a vector quantity means it and magnitude as well as direction.
3. Displacement can be postive , negative and even zero.

Distance:

1. It is defined as the total path covered by the body .
2. It's a scalar quantity and it has only magnitude.
3. It can't be zero .

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