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A PERSON WALKS ALONG A SEMICIRCULAR PATH FROM A TO B .CALCULATE THE DISTANCE AND DISPLACEMENT TRAVELLED BY THE PERSON .


Hazel11: Distance = 1/2 π r. Displacement = diameter

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Answered by samRyjel
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The distance covered by the person = πr ( as perimeter of a circle is 2πr, hence the perimeter of the semicircle is πr )
the displacement (shortest distance )covered = diameter of the semicircle .

samRyjel: hope it helps...
ved10: ok
Answered by ved10
3
path followed is circle circumference of circle is 2pieR(R is radius) but here is semicircle therefore it distance is pieR and displacement is a shortest distance covered and i.e radius of circle
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