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How are all paths that have a displacement of zero similar?

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<span>Displacement is identified as the net movement of a thing with detail to its initial location. One may journey out of his city and come back. Notwithstanding having enclosed many miles, he will have a displacement of 0. This is true for all trails that have zero displacement that they all go back to their initial position.</span>

kotykmax [81]3 years ago

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Any situation that has a path that stops at the same position that it started from has a dismantlement of zero.

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