Physics, asked by Motion1, 1 year ago

a particle is moving along a circle such that it completes one revolution in 40 seconds.In 2 minutes 20 seconds,the ratio |Displacement|/Distance is

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Answered by lakshikaarora11
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Pls ignore the image,
distance = 140/40 × 2πr = 3.5 × 2πr
displacement= 2r
displacement/distance= 1/3.5π
= 1/11 .

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Motion1: Thank you for that
Motion1: but pls.,send me correct ans..,quickly
lakshikaarora11: distance = 140/40 sec 5 revolutions
lakshikaarora11: 5 × 2πr
lakshikaarora11: sorry 3.5 × 2πr
lakshikaarora11: displacement will be 2r
lakshikaarora11: displac/distance = 1/3.5π
lakshikaarora11: that is 1/11
Motion1: Thank you....u are really smart..it is helful
lakshikaarora11: Thanks a lot. :)
Answered by duragpalsingh
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\text{Let the radius be r}\\Time = (2 \times 60) + 20 = 140\ s\\Distance \ covered (1. revolution)= 2\pi r \\Time (1 \ revolution) = 40s\\\\ Revolutions\ completed \ in \ 140s = \frac{140}{40}\\Then, Distance\ covered \ in \ 3.5 \ revolutions = (3.5 \times 2\pi r) m = 7\pi r\ m\\Then,Displacement\ in \ 3.5 \ revolutions = 2r \ m\\\therefore \frac{Displacement}{Distance} = \frac{2r}{7\pi r} = \frac{2}{7\pi} = \frac{1}{11}

lakshikaarora11: i had already corrected my mistake , you'd know if you saw the comments. so
duragpalsingh: correct in answer
lakshikaarora11: how do i delete the image?
Motion1: it's ok. ....I understood. ....Thank u 4 helping me
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