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Draw a ray Diagram to get an image of an Object whose magnification is postive and less than 1 |
| Answer» MAGNIFICATION is in positive the image will be UPRIGHT compared to the object and will form a Concave MIRROR.(b) The distance of image from the object is zero, real and inverted image of the same size is formed at the same place where object is placed.(c) Spherical mirror has a radius of curvature R and a focal length i.e F= 2R F= 250 F=25cm(d) Figure attached shows the image formation by concave mirror for the given CASE. solution | |
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. Two mirrors make an angle of 120with each other. A ray is incident on mirror 1 at an angle of 50 to the normal. Find the angle made by the reflected ray with the mirror, 2. |
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Answer» 20°interior angle property of trianglesif REFLECTING angle is 50 so GLANCING angle will be 40°hence,120+40+x=180160+x=180x=180-160x=20°mark BRAINLIEST if ANSWER is correct |
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a bus moves 30km and next 30 km in 4min. calculate the average speed for the entire journey .( find answer in km/h) |
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Answer» tion:Distance: 30km + 30km = 60kmTime : 1hour + 30min = 1.5 hoursSpeed = distance/ Time = 60km/1.5hours60/1.5 X 2 (to DIVIDE by WHOLE numbers) = 120km / 3HOURS= 40km/h |
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Answer all the above question..... |
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Answer» a) Because it is a good CONDUCTOR of heat.b) Becuse PURE metal conducts electricity so you MAY get a shockc) Because it is cross sectionedd)Its electronic CONDUCTING ability increasese) Because they are good conductor of heat and electricity both. |
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How will you measure the area of an irregular surface by using a graph paper explain with diagram |
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Answer» Irregular shapes are 2D shapes whose sides and interior angles are not all the same. Irregular shapes can be HARDER for children to identify as they don't look like the CONVENTIONAL shape they are used to seeing. ... A REGULAR shape is a shape where all sides are the same length and all the interior angles are equalExplanation:Any country's area could be calculated by determining the TOTAL length of its borders and turned into a square by dividing into QUARTERS and then multiplying the sides, so if a country has a border of 1,000 miles, it can be transformed into a square with sides of 250 miles each and squared to 62,500 square miles. |
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Which property can use full to visible the non luminous object |
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Answer» MARK AS BRAINLIESTANSWER:Reflection propertyExplanation:non luminous OBJECTS can be only seen when LIGHT COMING from luminous objects falls on themhope u understand |
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Plzz answer this question fast |
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Answer» in the figure....Clearly in the figure....TWO consecutive RESISTANCES are in series and their sum are in parallel...so,sum of first two resistance in series=1+1=2sums of second two resistance inseries=1+1=2now,these two sums are in parallelso,1/R(eq) =1/2 +1/2Req=1ohm..so, resistance of the series will be1ohm{hope it HELPS} |
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The density of a metal is 8.9gcm3. what does it mean? what it the importance of this value |
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Answer» Explanation:DENSITY =mass/VOLUME So it means thatMASS/VOLUME OF THE METAL IS 8.9gcm^3.. . IMPORTANCE-.....FROM THIS WE MAY KNOW THE MASS AND VOLUME OF THE METAL.....MARK ME AS BRAINLIEST ..... FRIEND |
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Calculate the number of electrons constituting one coulomb of charge |
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Answer» Here is your answerExplanation:One electron possesses a charge of 1.6 —10-19C, i.e., 1.6 —10-19C of charge is CONTAINED in 1 electron.ˆ´ 1 C of charge is contained in 1/1.6 x 10-19 = 6.25 x 1018 = 6 x 1018Therefore, 6 x 1018 electrons constitute one COULOMB of charge. It is 6,108Hope you like my ANSWER and mark me as Brainlist |
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Define the unit of current |
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Answer» The UNIT Of Current is defined as the flow of 1 coulomb of charge in ONE SECOND . Its unit is Ampere. |
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How to find position of a object |
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Answer» by where they are in which CLIMATE |
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Calculate the effective resistance in the diagram shown in the figure FAST PLEASEE |
| Answer» 1 ohmExplanation:the answer is 1ohm ACCORDING to the WHEAT STONE BRIDGE | |
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a car moving on a straight path covers a distance of 100m due east in 10 seconds. what is the speed and velocity of the car? |
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Answer» 10 m/sExplanation:Since the car is vmoing in a STRAIGHT line, the distance and DISPLACEMENT of the car are both equal. So the speed and velocity would ALSO be equal.Speed = Distance/Time = 100/10 = 10 m/s[If you want to consider EAST to be negative direction, i.e, graphically negative x-axis, then you can consider the velocity to be -10 m/s] |
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A stone is shot straight upward with a speed of 20m/sec from a tower 25 m high. The speed with which it strikes the ground is approximately. |
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Answer» v^2 = u^2 +2as 0 = (20)^2 + 2(-10)S S = 20 TOTAL DISTANCE REQUIRED TO TRAVEL TO HIT THE GROUND =25 + 20 = 45 v^2 = u^2 +2as v^2 = 0 + 2 × 10 × 45v^2 = 900v = 30 m/s |
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Calculate the effective resistance between A and B. |
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Answer» 28/5 or 5.6 ohmExplanation:Firstly we solve 2 OHM resistances which are connected in SERIES 2+2=4 and then it is parallel to 1 ohm RESISTANCE so added in reciprocal manner get 4/5 same method use for SECOND CIRCUIT and then all are connected in series so we added |
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two parallel plates separated by a distance of 1cm have a potential difference of 20Vb/w them the plates are held at the horizontal position with negative plate above the positive plate an electron is released from rest in the upper plate what is the acceleration of the electron |
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Answer» hat,Potential DIFFERENCE = 20 VDistance = 1 cmWe NEED to calculate the ACCELERATION of the electronUsing formula of electric fieldWhere, m = mass of electronq = CHARGE of electronV = potentiald = distancePut the value into the formulaHence, The acceleration of the electron is |
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Plz tell the question below:- |
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Answer» 2×10 : (2+3)×10 = 2/5Explanation: |
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What is the role of fuse in an electric circuit? |
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Answer» tion:A fuse functions as a protector for a circuit by creating an open circuit condition when extreme current is RUN into. The fuse completes this work by interrupting the current through melting some of its SPECIALLY designed parts. These ELECTRICAL components are melted by heat generated due to the EXCESSIVE current |
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monochromatic Ray parallel to incident ray is incident on a concave mirror after reflection the reflected ray will pass |
| Answer» TION:it will PASS through PRINCIPAL focusmoreover both RAY will pass | |
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The absolute refractive index of water is 4/3.calculate the speed of light in water |
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Answer» n=c/v4/3=3*10^8/vv=2.25*10^8m/s |
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An object moves 25 km in 2 hours find its speed km/h |
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Answer» Explanation:DISTANCE TRAVELLED = 25 KMTIME TAKEN = 2 HRS .SPEED = DISTANCE / TIME SPEED = 25/ 2SPEED = 12.5 KM/ H.HOPE THIS HELPS. |
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the resistance of 10 centimetre copper wire is 100 ohms then what will be the resistance of 20 CM copper wire of the same area of cross section |
| Answer» 200 ohmsExplanation:RESISTANCE is DIRECTLY proportional to the length of the conductor andResistance is inversely proportional to the area of cross SECTION of the conductor.In this case, the area of cross section is same. The length is doubled THUS, the resistance is doubled. | |
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Ber dooS6.BBCA man of mass 50 kg is in a gravity free space ata height of 20 m above the floor. He throws astone of 0.5 kg downwards with a speed of 36km/h at an angle of 60° with vertical. When thestone reaches the floor, the distance of man fromthe floor is98989898928€ C2 |
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Gravity pulls everything towards itself, whether it is water or rock. Then why does the flame of fire points upwards, opposite to the direction of gravitational force? |
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Answer» onsider GRAVITY as a force then we can assume that the force is PULLING everything down towards the center of the earth. Now when we LIGHT up a candle, the flame is going against the gravitational force because it is ignited by the OBSERVER. |
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If the length of a wire is reduced two times what will be the new resistivity |
| Answer» RESISTIVITY is inversely PROPORTIONAL to length. So,if length is DECREASED by 2 times, resistivity will be increased by 2 times. Resistance=resistivity ×length/area of crosssection PLEASE mark as BRAINLIEST. | |
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If the mass of a stone is 20 g and its volume is 10 ml. Find the Relative Density. |
| Answer» E ANSWER is in the FOLLOWING ATTACHEMENT | |
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Name the charge carriers in metals and electrolytes (acids, juices ,normal water) |
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Answer» liquids. … any free CARRIERS of electric charge in the liquid, and the liquid, therefore, conducts electricity. Such carriers are of two kinds: mobile electrons and ions.One is electrons, which carry a negative electric charge. In addition, it is CONVENIENT to treat the traveling vacancies in the VALENCE BAND electron population (holes) as a second type of charge CARRIER, which carry a positive charge equal in magnitude to that of an electronExplanation: |
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Num3.Find the potential on the surface of a sphere of radius 2mm having charge 2µµC. |
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Answer» The ELECTRIC POTENTIAL on the SURFACE of a sphere of RADIUS Rand charge 3×10−6C is 500V. The intensity of electric field on the surface of the sphere (inNC−1) is Explanation:hii |
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A person moves along the boundary of a square field of side 10m in 20 seconds . what will be the magnitude of displacement of that person at the end of 2 minutes 20 seconds? |
| Answer» DISPLACEMENT =0 , speed =2 m/s and distance =40 mdisplacement is shortest path between final and initial position . The person reach the initial position at last THEREFORE displacement is 0 m.Distance is total length traveled it 40 m as he moved one round against a square having length of one SIDE 10 m.speed is total distance DIVIDED by total time which is 40 divided by 20 m/s. | |
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20 million electron reaches X to a point Y in 2 micro second. what is direction and magnitude of current? |
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Answer» Number of electrons - 20 million Time - 2 micro secondFind - DIRECTION and MAGNITUDE of currentSolution - Magnitude of current is calculated by the formula - Q = I*T.In the formula, q is charge, I is current and t is time. Further Q can be represented as - Q = ne, where n is number of electrons and e is charge on ELECTRON. Equating both the equations,n*e = I*tKeeping the values in equation-n = 20 million = 2*10^7T = 2 micro second = 2*10^-6 seconds.2*10^7*1.6*10^-19 = I*2*10^-6I = 1.6*10^-6 CDirection of current will be from Y to X. This is because current is directed towards movement of positive charges. |
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A body is moving with velocity of 180m/s in 3 seconds. find the acceleration |
| Answer» ASSUMED that it started from REST)v=180m/st=3sa=?Putting the first equation of MOTION, v=u+at180=0+3a180=3a3a=180a=180/3a=60m/s²HOPE THIS HELPS...PLEASE MARK AS THE BRAINLIEST!!!AND DON'T FORGET TO FOLLOW ME TOO!!! | |
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14. A spherical body of radius 4m has a charge 2C.The total no of electron on this body?01.25x 10 198.0 x 10 199.0 x 10 192.25 x 10 19 |
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Answer» sphere now has −7,2×10−18 C of CHARGE. We know that charge is quantised and that electrons CARRY the base unit of charge which is −1,6×10−19 C. |
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If the diaplacement of an object is propotional to square of time ,then then the object moves with |
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Answer» If the DISPLACEMENT of an object is proportional to the square of the time TAKEN then the body is moving with uniformly ACCELERATED motion as it will FOLLOW Newton's SECOND equation of motion for a particular initial velocity, which can be given by, s=ut+21at2Explanation: |
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Numerical based on distancetime graphiA toy car moves along a straight lineracing track. The data of the distancecovered with time is given below:Time (Second) 10 10 20 30 40 50 60Distance (meter) Loli 12 13 14 15plot a distance, time graph what canyou conclude from the graph ?Usinddistance time groph calculate the speedof the toy car |
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Name the intermediate and the end product of glucose break down in aerobic respiration |
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Answer» The INTERMEDIATE and the end product of glucose breakdown in aerobic respiration is Carbon DIOXIDE (CO2), WATER (H2O) and the ENERGY ( 38 MOLECULES of ATP) |
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If a body moves with the speed of 5m/s.After 2 seconds its speed increases to 10m/s.Find accleration |
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Answer» Explanation:INITIAL SPEED, U = 5 M/SFINAL SPEED , V= M/STIME TAKEN , T = SECONDS ACCELERATION , A=? WE KNOW THAT, ACCORDING TO NEWTONS LAWS OF MOTION.V= U+AT10 = 5 +A*25 = 2 AA= 5/2ACCELERATION= 2.5 M/S².HOPE THIS HELPS. |
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Name some(approx 7) dielectic materials ! |
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Answer» ➽ PORCELAIN ➽ MICA ➽ Glass➽ Plastic➽and all the OXIDES of MATERIALS... |
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7. Total electric flux due to 1C of charge is9.112 x 10^12 Nm2/C06.112 * 10^12 Nm²/C2.112 x 10^12 Nm2/C0.112 x 10^12 Nm²/C |
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Answer» The number of lines of force originating from a charge of 1 C is equal to the ELECTRIC flux through a closed surface enclosing a charge of 1 C . N = 1.29 × 10^11. Explanation: Flux is defined as how much of SOMETHING goes via a SPECIFIED region/area.Explanation: According to gauss's lawElectric flux through the closed surface is 1/e times the charge enclosed by it.Where,e is electrical permittivityHere,Electric flux=q/6e1/6×8.85×10^-12=1.475×10^-12 Nm^2C^-1I HOPE this helped youPLZZ.....MARK ME AS BRAINLIEST...... |
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If the speed of light in the vacuum is 3*10 power 8 m/s .Find the speed of light in a medium with absolute refractive index 1.5 |
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Answer» 200,000 KILOMETERS PER SECOND in glass (REFRACTIVE index of 1.5). |
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A house hold uses the following appliances a.a heater of rating 1000W for 5 hours in dayb. |
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Answer» So what????EXPLANATION: |
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A wire of resistivity G is stretched to 3 times its length what is the new resistivity |
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Answer» When wire is stretched 3 times of its original length, its resistance will increase 9 times, because when length INCREASES radius decreases i.e. area decreases. But volume i.e. area × length remains same . LET A1 & A2 be original and new areas and let l1 and l2 be original and new lengths A1×l1 = A2×l2 A1/A2 = l2/l1 Let R1 be original resistance and R2 be new resistance R=(resistivity × length )/area Taking ratio of R2 to R1, (R2/R1) = (A1/A2) ×(l2/l1) Putting (A1/A2) = (l2/l1) (R2/R1) = (l2/l1))^2 If l2 = n × l1 R2/R1 = n^2 R2 = n^2 × R1 In general if length increased n times , resistance increases n^2 times. Resistivity is property of MATERIAL, it do not change with change in dimensions. THEREFORE resistivity will remain the same. Hope understood.Explanation: |
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What is the basic quantity and write it's name also |
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Answer» Base quantities A base quantity is a PHYSICAL quantity in a subset of a GIVEN system of quantities that is chosen by convention, where no quantity in the set can be expressed in terms of the others. ... The symbols for them, as for other quantities, are WRITTEN in italics.please MARK it as a brainliest ANSWER and follow me |
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State the condition for a Lever to be in equilibrium |
| Answer» FIRST Condition of EquilibriumFor an object to be in equilibrium, it MUST be EXPERIENCING no acceleration. This means that both the net force and the net TORQUE on the object must be zero. | |
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Convert 12 years 3 months into seconds |
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Answer» 1 hour = 60 MINUTES1 MINUTE = 60 secondsThus 1 hour = (60 X 60) seconds = 3600 seconds1 day = 24 hours = 24 X 3600 seconds (Since 1 hour = 3600 seconds) = 86400 seconds1 year = 365 days = 365 X 86400 seconds (Since 1 day = 86400 seconds) = 31536000 seconds12 YEARS = 12 X 1 year = 12 X 31536000 seconds = 378432000 seconds1 month = 30 days = 30 X 86400 seconds (Since 1 day = 86400 seconds) = 2592000 seconds3 months = 3 X 2592000 seconds = 7776000 secondsTherefore, 12 years + 3 months = 378432000 + 7776000 = 386208000 secondsThus your answer is 386208000 seconds |
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A rectangular tank measures 12.5 m long, 10.0m wide and 2.0m high. Calculate the mass of water in the tank when it is full. (Take Density of water to be 1000 kgm-3 ) |
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Answer» 250,000kgExplanation:v. of TANK =12.5m × 10.0m × 2.0m =250m³d. of WATER = 1000kgm⁻³mass = ?d=m÷vm=d×v250m³×1000kgm⁻³=250,000kg pleaseeeee MARK as BRAINLIEST (my first try) |
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An athlete completes 100 m race on a straight track. Calculate the distance and magnitude ofdisplacement of athlete during the race. |
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Answer» ete completes 100 m race on a straight track.Since it is not given that it returns to its starting point again or it starts from here and then returns back. So, the DISTANCE TRAVELLED by the athlete is 100 m. (As it is a straight track)Also, the displacement is 100 m.But if it was given that it completes 100 m race on a straight track and return back to it's the ACTUAL position. Then the distance covered by the athlete will be 200 m (100 + 100).And the displacement BECOMES zero. As it's starting and ending points are same.Cases where displacement must be zero:- If the object move has moved some distance and returned at the same initial point in the end then the displacement is zero.- If the object doesn't TRAVEL any distance then displacement must be zero.- If it is the circular track. |
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