Math, asked by RavinderSangha5718, 1 year ago

A man moves on a circular path of radius r and comes to his original position. Find the distance travelled and displacement of man

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Answered by Navjot444

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As the man came back to his position

So, displacement = 0

Distance travelled = cicumference of circular path

Distance travelled = 2 × pie × radius

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