$C u S O_{4 (a q)} + Z n_{(s)} \to Z n S O_{4 (a q)} + C u_{(s)}$ is an example of decomposition reaction. It is true or false?

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$C u S O_{4 (a q)} + Z n_{(s)} \to Z n S O_{4 (a q)} + C u_{(s)}$ is an example of displacement reaction. Zn displaces Cu from its salt solution.

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