A person walks along the side fo a square field whose each side is 100 m long. What is the magnitude of displacement if the person moves from one corner of the square to the diagonally opposite corner
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the formula to take out the diagonal of square is a a root 2 so therefore a is hundred metres and hundred into root 2 =100*1.414=141.4m..
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the thing is that i want to know that in this how will i find displacement and my ans is 100√2 coming
The displacement is shortest distance which is the diagonal in this case.
Btw root 2 is 1.414
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show that answer which is written in the book it is and short I also told that the formula to take out the diagonal of a square is a root to that is side *root 2.. therefore is hundred and your answer is 100 root 2
that is correct that's not wrong I did it fully and I did it in expanded form I thought that you are in a big class that's why that answer is in short it is correct
yes correct
the answer is same
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The diagonal is the displacement. 100 times root 2=100*1.414=141.4
Root 2 is 1.414
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