a particle is moving in a circle of diameter 6m . calculate the distance covered and the displacement when it competed 4 revolution
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Answer:
Distance = 75.4 m
Displacement = 0
Explanation:
distance of a particle moving in a circular path gonna be equal to the circumference of a circle.
radius = diameter / 2
6/2 = 3m
distance ( in circular path ) = 2πr
=> 2 X 22 / 7 x 3
=> 44 X 3 / 7
=> 18.85 m
now, since the paticle is taking 4 revolution , we gonna multily 4 to the circumference:-
After 4 revolution distance: 4 x 18.85m
: 75.4 m
displacement will be 0 (zero) since the initial and final position will be the same.
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