Science, asked by rekhatandon008, 10 months ago

a particle moves over 3 quaters of a circleof radius what is the magnitude of its displacement

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Answered by anirudh0502

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Answer:

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Explanation:

√2r²

Answered by Anonymous

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Magnitude of displacement = the hypotenuse of the 4th quarter whose Base and perpendicular r both = r unit.

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