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a cyclist follows a circular path, starting from a point A and he reaches back to A in 15s. What is his displacement?(radius=5m)​

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Answered by tejassampath0000
1

Answer:

just zero

Explanation:

because unlike distance travelled displacement is final position subtracted by initial position;

so initially cyclist is at point A and even finally at A

just A-A=0

Answered by VinitDeshmukh
0

A cyclist covers a distance X in 15 sec..through a circular path...

given: radius= 5m

ans: displacement means in circular path i.e the circumference of the circle..

circumference of the circle= 2πr

=2*3.14*5

displacement =31.40m


tejassampath0000: OKAYY PAL DISPLACEMENT IS DIFFERENT FROM YOUR CIRCUMFERENCE
VinitDeshmukh: yes u r right
VinitDeshmukh: sry for inconvenient ans
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