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a body moves in a circular path find distance and displacement from :- (1) A to B (2) A to b to c (3) A to B to C to D ( 4 ) A to B to C to D to A​

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Answered by kriti1702
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Answer:

1) distance - 11cm , displacement - 7root2  (2) distance - 22cm , displcement - 14cm (3) distance - 33cm , displacement - 7root2  (4) distance - 44cm , displacement - 0

Explanation:

Answered by dualadmire
8

(1) from A to B,

    distance = 7.86 units

    displacement =  5√2 units

(2) from A to B to C,

    distance = 15.71 units

    displacement =  10 units

(3) from A to B to C to D,

    distance = 23.57 units

    displacement =  - 5√2 units

(4) from A to B to C to D to A,

    distance = 31.43 units

    displacement =  0

Given: a body moves in a circular path and the circular part is divided into four quarters A, B, C, and D.

To Find: distance and displacement

Solution:

1. The question is missing the value of the radius, so let's take the radius to be 5 units.

2. Distance is the path taken on the circumference only. Since it is a scalar so distance has to be always positive or zero.

3. Displacement is the shortest path available and it may or may not be through the circumference of the circular path. Also since displacement is a vector and hence it can be positive, negative, or zero.

(1) For the first part, from A to B we can see that it is a quarter of a  circular path,

So, the distance of quarter = 1/4 × 2πr

                                               = 1/4 × 2 × 22/7 ×5

                                               = 7.86 units

and displacement is the shortest path available which is the hypotenuse, so using the Pythagorean formula,

            the displacement    = √( 5^2 + 5^2)      

                                              = 5√2 units

(2)  For the second part, from A to B  to C, we can see that it is half  of a  circular path,

             So, the distance      = 1/2 × 2πr

                                               = 1/2 × 2 × 22/7 ×5

                                               =  15.71 units

and displacement is equal to the diameter of the circular path,

            the displacement      = 2 × r

                                               = 2× 5

                                               = 10 units

(3)  For the third part, from A to B to C to D, we can see that it is the 3/4th quarter of a  circular path,

            So, the distance      = 3/4 × 2πr

                                               = 3/4 × 2 × 22/7 ×5

                                               =  23.57 units

and displacement is the shortest path available in the negative direction, which is the hypotenuse, so using the Pythagorean formula,

          the displacement      = √( 5^2 + 5^2)      

                                              = - 5√2 units      [ negative direction]

(4)  For the fourth part, from A to B to C to D to A, we can see that it is the entire circumference of a  circular path,

             So, the distance      = 2πr

                                               =  2 × 22/7 ×5

                                               =  31.43 units

And since the path starts and ends at the same point (A), so displacement equals to zero.

               the displacement  = 0

Hence compiling all the answers,

(1) from A to B,

    distance = 7.86 units

    displacement =  5√2 units

(2) from A to B to C,

    distance = 15.71 units

    displacement =  10 units

(3) from A to B to C to D,

    distance = 23.57 units

    displacement =  - 5√2 units

(4) from A to B to C to D to A,

    distance = 31.43 units

    displacement =  0

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