Physics, asked by Shiva4443, 6 months ago

A particle moving along circular path of radius 1m completes 2(1/4)th revolution. Then displacement and distance of the particle are ( in metre )

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Answered by shantanukumar9686
2

Answer:

Distance=π∗R=π displacement=2∗R=1∗2=2

therefore the ratio the distance covered and the displacement in half revolutionr=

2

π

Answered by ashrithapattasl2002
0

Answer:

3.14 meters and 2 meters.

Explanation:

Given:

The radius of the path ,r  = 1 meter.

Number of revolutions= 2( 1/4)th = 1/2

It is moving in a circular path.

Distance :

The distance covered by the particle along the circular path will be equal to the circumference of a circle whose formula is 2πr.

According to the question=

The distance covered =  of 2πr

                                    = πr.

                                    =  π × 1 .

                                   = 3.14 meters.

Displacement :

The displacement of the particle is the shortest distance covered by it.

⇒ 2r

Displacement =  2 × 1

                     = 2 meters

The distance and displacement of a particle moving in a circular path is 3.14 meters and 2 meters respectively.

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