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A car is moving in a circular path of diameter 100m with the vilocity of 10 m/sec . In how much time car will cover it path​

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Answered by BrainlyIAS
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\bigstar Answer

  • Time to complete 1 revolution , t = 31.4 s

\bigstar Given

  • A car is moving in a circular path of diameter 100 m with the velocity of 10 m/sec

\bigstar To Find

  • Time to cover 1 revolution

\bigstar Concept  Used

  • Distance for 1 revolution of circular path = 2πr

\bigstar Solution

Diameter , D = 100 m

We know that ,

Diameter , D = 2 × radius

⇒ D = 2r

⇒ 100 = 2r

⇒ r = 50 m

So , Radius , r = 50 m

Distance for 1 revolution , d = 2πr

⇒ d = 2π(50)

d = 100π

Velocity , v = 10 m/s

Time , t = ? s

We know that , " Velocity is defined as displacement per unit time "

\rm \implies Velocity,v=\dfrac{Displacement,d}{Time,t}\\\\\implies \rm v=\dfrac{d}{t}\\\\\implies \rm 10=\dfrac{100 \pi}{t}\\\\\implies \rm t=\dfrac{100 \pi}{10}\\\\\implies \rm t=\dfrac{10 \pi}{1}\\\\\implies \rm t=10 \times 3.14\\\\\implies \rm t=31.4\ s


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Answered by DARLO20
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\bigstar \sf{\green{\underline{\underline{\orange{To\:Find:-}}}}}

  • In How much time car will cover it's path .

\bigstar \sf{\blue{\underline{\underline{\purple{SOLUTION:-}}}}}

GIVEN :-

  • Diameter (d) = 100 m

  • Velocity (v) = 10 m/s

Diameter = 2 × Radius

=> Radius (r) = 100/2 = 50 m

Car moving in Circular path means Car moving in the perimeter of the circular path .

\checkmark\:\tt{\underline{\boxed{\purple{Perimeter\:of\:Circle\:=\:2{\pi}r\:}}}}

\tt{\implies\:Perimeter\:=\:2{\pi}\times{50}\:}

\tt{\implies\:Perimeter\:=\:100{\pi}\:}

☞ Thus, Car covered by \tt{100{\pi}} distance .

☞ Now, we have know the relationship,

\checkmark\:\tt{\underline{\boxed{\red{Velocity\:=\:{\dfrac{distance}{time}}\:}}}}

\tt{\implies\:time\:=\:{\dfrac{distance}{velocity}}\:}

\tt{\implies\:time\:=\:{\dfrac{100{\pi}}{10}}\:}

\tt{\implies\:time\:=\:10{\pi}\:}

\tt{\implies\:time\:=\:10\times{3.14}\:}

\tt{\boxed{\implies\:time\:=\:31.4\:second\:}}


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