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A body covers distance of x metre along a semicircular path . calculate the magnitude of displacement of the body and the ratio of distance to displacement

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Answered by DatNerd
21
Ok then, now we know that:
d=  x metres
Path= semicircular

I.e. 1/2x(2 \pi r)=x                                                 (r=radius)
    = \pi r=x                                                             . . .(1)

Now, since a semi-circle is covered, displacement= diameter (since a chord formed by semicircle is the diameter)
Therefore, displacement=y= diameter= 2r                           . . .(2) (ans a)

Now, from statements (1) and (2)
Distance : Displacement = x : y
 \pi r : 2r
 \pi : 2                                                                 . . .(ans b)

Hope this helped, also if you want you can further reduce the final answer by assuming pi as 22/7 if necessary. 
Answered by YaminiSahib
11
so,here is your answer:

Circumference of semicircle is given by- \pi r
Body cover distance-x
Hence,x= \pi r,is the distance actually covered by the body
Displacement means shortest distance between initial and final point that is diameter =2r
So,Displacement : Distance
       =2r: \pi r
       =2: \pi
       =7:11

YaminiSahib: hope my answer helps you
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