Physics, asked by kiara123, 1 year ago

A particle is moving in a circle of diameter 5m. what is its displacement . when it covers 1 and half revolution?

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Answered by saketarnav2905

The answer would be 2r=5m

(Diameter=5m)

After completing one revolution, the particle will reach it's starting point and hence displacement=0

After another half revolution, it will be diametrically opposite to it's starting point and hence the displacement or the shortest distance between the points will be 2r

Answered by raven3

Hi

Diameter of the circle =5m
Its radius = 5/2 = 2.5m
Therefore, displacement of the particles on covering 1 half revolution =2*2.5
=5m

Hope this helps

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