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a particle moving in a circular path radius r, then the displacement after half a circle would be what?? explain

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Answered by rajaku592001
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Let radius is of circle be r

Then distance covered will be half of the circumference that's

= circumference \ 2

= 2*pi*r\2

=pi*r

=3.14r

Now

Displacement.

Close your eyes and imagine the particle has completed a a half circle so what could be the shortest path possible between the initial and final position. ? I MEAN THE SHORTEST PATH. STRESS HERE.

ITS THE DIAMETER.

Therefore its 2r.

Answered by chemistrywala
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the displacement is the diameter = 2(radius)
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