Math, asked by kingkongl12085, 29 days ago

a man start walking and cover 3 meters in north direction then he turn right and cover 4 metre. from this point again he walks north direction and covered 3 meters distance then he take another right and cover 4 metre distance

find the total distance travel and total displacement​

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Answered by yalgaar321065
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Answer:

14 m (distance)

10 m (displacement)

Explanation:

Let north, east be represented by N, E.

According to question:

⇒ 3m in North = 3N,  then

⇒ 4m in East(right) = 4E , then

⇒ 3m in North = 3N , then

⇒ 4m in East(right) = 4E

Total displacement = 3N + 4E + 3N + 4E

 ⇒ 6N + 8E

As North and east are at right angle to each other, we can't add them directly.

Using Pythagoras theorem,

Displacement = √6² + 8² = 10

Displacement is 10 m

But in terms of distance, we can add it directly as it doesn't depend on direction, distance = 6 + 8 = 14 m

Answered by Anonymous
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  • 14 m (distance)

  • 10 m (displacement)

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  • Let north, east be represented by N, E.

According  \: to \:  question:

⇒ 3m in North = 3N,  then

⇒ 4m in East(right) = 4E , then

⇒ 3m in North = 3N , then

⇒ 4m in East(right) = 4E

Total \:  displacement  \\ = 3N + 4E + 3N + 4E

 

⇒ 6N + 8E

We know that,

  • As North and east are at right angle to each other, we can't add them directly.

Using Pythagoras

theorem,

Displacement  \\ = √6² + 8² = 10

Displacement  \: is  \: 10 m

  • But in terms of distance,

we can add it directly as it doesn't depend on direction, distance

= 6 + 8 = 14 m.

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