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A wall clock has a 5cm long minutes hand the average velocity of tip of the hand reaching 6 hrs to 18.30hrs

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Answered by Anonymous
10

The example realeted of this question

Minute hand length =5cm

Average velocity =?

Time =6.00 am to 6.15 am

When the clock shows, 6.00 am , then the minute hand will point towards 12 and at 6.15 am then it shows at  90 degrees away from the before position.

Distance between initial and final position of tip of needle will be equal to displacement .

Displacement =hypotenese of right angle traingle.

Displacement =√5² +5²

=7.07cm=7.07/100=0.071m

Tota time= 15 mintues [from 6.am to 6.15am]

=15x60=900s

Average velocity= Total Displacement/total time

=0.071/900=7.88x10⁻⁵ m/s

∴ Average velocity of tip of the minute hand is 7.88x10⁻⁵ m

Answered by induburgula7
3

total displacement = 10cm

total time = 12 hours 30 minutes

= 45000 seconds

average velocity = 10cm / 45000

= 1/45 × 10^ -2 cms^-1

= 2.2×10^ -4 cms^-1

therefore, average velocity = 2.2×10^ -4 cms^ -1

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