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Displacement can be zero but distance can't. explain this statement with example.

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harkovskaia [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

1}can displacement be zero even when distance is not zero? Give example.

2}how can you get speed of an object from its distance time graph ?

3}how can you get distance of an object from its speed time graph ?

4}can a body has zero velocity and still acceleration? give example .

5}is it possible in straight line motion of particle having zero speed and a non zero velocity? explain .

Explanation:

Hi friend,1).yes,displacement can be zero even when distance is not zeroexample :- when a body travels in circular path , after covering a circle the distance cannot be zero,but its displacement is zero..2).by finding the slope of distance time graph,we can find the speed of the body.3).by finding the integrating of speed time graph ,we can find the distance.4).yes,a body can have zero velocity and still acceleration.example- in vertically upward projected body,at its highest point,the velocity becomes zero but still acceleration due to gravity acts on it 5).no its not possible ..when the speed is zero..its velocity will be zero

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