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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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
(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
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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
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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