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A body covered a distance of z metre along with semicircular path calculate the magnitude of displacement of the body and the ratio of distance to displacement

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:-,

The magnitude of displacement is 2 [A/ π] and ratio of distance to displacement is π : 2

Explaination:-

Consider r as the radius of semicircular path.

When a body covers distance of x meter along a circular path, distance covered by body will be 2π r.

But here body is covering distance along semicircular path. So distance covered by body will be π r.

Now Let’s find the displacement of the body.

Distance covered by body, A = π r ------(1)

Displacement = Diameter of the semicircular path = 2r ----- (2)

Putting the value of r from equation (1) to equation (2),

Displacement = 2 [A/ π]

Ratio of distance to displacement = A : 2A/ π = π : 2

Answered by Anonymous
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ANSWER

displacement = z

displacement = zratio = π/2

FORMULA

PERIMETER OF SEMICIRCLE = πr

CONCEPTS

DISPLACEMENT = SHORTEST DISTANCE BETWEEN INITIAL AND FINAL POSITION

DISTANCE = TOTAL DISTANCE

MISUNDERSTANDING HERE

HERE WE HAVE GIVEN DIAMETER AS Z SO WE HAVE TO FIND ALL VALUES IN TERMS OF Z NOT IN TERMS OF RADIUS

SOLUTION

DISTANCE = Z

and diameter 2r (where r is radius) equal to z

as this is semicicular path of particle

2r = z

r = z/2

now

DISTANCE = πr = π z

2

DISPLACEMENT = 2r = z

DISTANCE

DISPLACEMENT

= > πz/2

z

=> π/2

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