If net displacement of any particle, moving in a 1-dimension is zero then its average speed?

Zero

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Net-displacement/total time taken

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10 m/s

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Cannot be determined

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The correct option is D
Cannot be determined

Displacement can be zero in a particular motion, but distance need not be zero, so the average speed is not zero because it is equal to total distance by total time of travel

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If net displacement of any particle, moving in a 1-dimension is zero then its average speed?

The correct option is D Cannot be determined Displacement can be zero in a particular motion, but distance need not be zero, so the average speed is not zero because it is equal to total distance by total time of travel

The correct option is D
Cannot be determined

Displacement can be zero in a particular motion, but distance need not be zero, so the average speed is not zero because it is equal to total distance by total time of travel