Can displacement be zero for a moving object? Can distance be zero? Explain.
Yes, according to the Motion in a Straight Line, for a moving object, the displacement can be zero, as it is the net change in position. It can also be defined as the shortest path between start and end points. If an object moves from a starting point and returns to the starting point, then the fina
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