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a particle moves over three quarters of a circle of radius r .what is the magnitude of its displacement ?

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Answered by Ganesh708810

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Answer :- Expert Verified. Given particle covers three quarters of a circle with radius R. = 3/2 ( pi* r).

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Answered by tilochna766013

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$Given \: particle \: covers \: three \: quarters \: of \: a \: circle \: with \: radius R. = 3/2 ( pi* r)$

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