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A circular track has a circumference of 3140m with AB as one of its diameter . A body moves from Ato B alone the circular path with a uniform speed of 10m/s. Find distance displacement and

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A circular track has a circumference of 3140 m with AB as one of its diameter shooter moves from A to B along the circular path with a uniform speed of 10

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Given,

Circumference of circular track=2πr=3140m where r=radius of circle

Now according to question,Scooter moves from A to B along the circular path (where AB is diameter).

It means scooter completes half a revolution(circumference/2).

So,Distance travelled=The actual path traversed by scooter=

2

3140

=1570 m

Again,Displacement=The shortest distance travelled by scooter(Final position−Initial position)

=Diameter of the circle=2r

Since 2πr=3140m (hereπ=3.14)

2r=

3.14

3140

=1000 m.

To calculate the time taken by the scooter in reaching from A to B,we have a formula

Speed=

Time

Distance

Time=

Speed

Distance

=

10

1570

=157 seconds

Answered by NithyashreeS
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Explanation:

Given,

Circumference of circular track=2πr=3140m where r=radius of circle

Now according to question,Scooter moves from A to B along the circular path (where AB is diameter).

It means scooter completes half a revolution(circumference/2).

So,Distance travelled=The actual path traversed by scooter=

2

3140

=1570 m

Again,Displacement=The shortest distance travelled by scooter(Final position−Initial position)

=Diameter of the circle=2r

Since 2πr=3140m (hereπ=3.14)

2r=

3.14

3140

=1000 m.

To calculate the time taken by the scooter in reaching from A to B,we have a formula

Speed=

Time

Distance

Time=

Speed

Distance

=

10

1570

=157 seconds.

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