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An athelete
athelete runs in a circular track
of diameter 100m completes one round
in 20s. calculate
distance covered at the end of 1 min
20s

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Answered by Anonymous
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Question

An athelete runs in a circular track

of diameter 100m completes one round

in 20s. calculate distance covered at the end of 1 min 20s.

Solution-

An athlete completes one round of a circular track of diameter 100m in 20s.

Given that, the diameter is 100 m. So, the radius is 50 m (half of diameter).

As the athlete covers the path in a circular motion. So, the displacement is zero.

Distance cover in one round (during 20 seconds) = 2πr

(2πr = Circumference of the circle)

→ 2 × 22/7 × 50

→ 2200/7

→ 314.28 m

Distance covered in 1 second (during first or one round) = 314.28/20 = 15.71 m

We have to find the distance covered at the end of 1min 20s.

Distance covered in 1min 20sec or 80 sec = 15.71 × 80 = 1256.8 m


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Answered by Ridvisha
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▪ An athlete runs in a circular path of diameter 100m completes one round in 20 sec . Calculate the distance covered at the end of 1min 20 sec ??



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{ \sf{time \: taken \: for \: completing \: 1 \: round = 20 \: sec}}



{ \sf{ {diameter \: of \: the \: circular \: track \: = 100 \: m}}}



{ \sf{ \rightarrow{ \boxed{ \green{ radius = \frac{diameter}{2}}}}}}



therefore,



{ \red{ \sf{radius \: of \: the \: circular \: track = \frac{100 \: m}{2}}}}



{ \implies{ \sf{radius = 50 \: m}}}



{ \bold{ \underline{for \: 1 \: round}}}



▪ Distance covered by the athlete



= circumference of the circular track



{ \tt{ \red{distance = 2 \: \pi \: radius}}}




{ \implies{ \sf{ \blue{distance = 2 \: \pi \: \times 50m}}}}



{ \implies{ \sf{ \blue{distance = 100 \: \pi \: m}}}}



{ \red{ \tt{time = 20 \: sec}}}



{ \boxed{ \pink{ \boxed{ \rm{speed = \frac{distance}{time}}}}}}



{ \rightarrow{ \sf{ \blue{speed = \frac{100 \: \pi \: m}{20 \: sec}}}}}



{ \implies{ \sf{ \blue{ \underline{speed = 5 \: \pi \: m \: {sec}^{ - 1}}}}} }



{ \bold{ \underline{ \purple{to \: find}}}}



▪ Distance covered by the athlete at the end of 1 min 20 sec???



{ \red{ \tt{time = 1 \: min \: 20 \: sec}}}



▪ [ 1 minute = 60 seconds ]



{ \sf{ \red{time = 60 \: sec + 20 \: sec = 80 \: sec}}}



{ \tt{ \red{speed = 5 \: \pi \: m \: {sec}^{ - 1}}}}



{ \boxed{ \boxed{ \pink{ \rm{distance = speed \times time}}}}}



{ \implies{ \blue{ \sf{distance = 5 \: \pi \: m \: {sec}^{ - 1} \times 80 \: sec}}}}



{ \implies{ \sf{ \blue{distance = 400 \: \pi \: m}}}}



{ \implies{ \sf{ \blue{distance = 400 \times 3.14 \: m}}}}



{ \implies{ \underline{ \boxed{ \red{ \sf{distance = 1256 \: m}}}}}}

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