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A girl moves a distance of 9m towards south, and she turns and moves 6m towards east.Claculate. 1)Total distance.2)Net displacement​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Provided that:

✡️ A girl moves a distance of 9 metres towards the south. (s)

✡️ Then the girl turns and moves 6 m towards the east. (s′)

To calculate:

  • Total distance
  • Net displacement

Solution:

  • Total distance = 15 m
  • Net displacement = 10.81 m

Knowledge required:

✡️ Direction chart: Kindly refer to the attachment first!

Using concepts:

  • Total distance formula
  • Phythagoras theorm

Using formulas:

✴️ Formula to calculate the total distance is mentioned below:

  • Total distance = s + s′

✴️ Phythagoras theorm is mentioned:

  • (H)² = (P)² + (B)²

Where, P denotes perpendicular, B denotes base and H denotes height.

Required solution:

a. Firstly let us calculate the total distance by using suitable formula!

→ Total distance = s + s′

→ Total distance = 9 + 6

→ Total distance = 15 m

b. Now let us calculate the net displacement by using suitable formula!

→ (H)² = (P)² + (B)²

→ (H)² = (9)² + (6)²

→ (H)² = 81 + 36

→ (H)² = 117

→ H = √117

→ H = 10.81 m \:

→ Net displacement = 10.81 m

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