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Which statement is not true for displacement?it cannot be zeroits magnitude is greater than the distance travelled by the objectit can be zeroits magnitude is less than the distance travelled by the object
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Which statement is not true for displacement?it cannot be zeroits magnitude is greater than the distance travelled by the objectit can be zeroits magnitude is less than the distance travelled by the object

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The answer is: It cannot be zero.

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Displacement is the change in position of an object. Displacement can be 0 because the object just wouldn't move and its initial position and final position remain the same.

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