An athelete completes one round of a circular track of dia diameter 200 m in 40 s . what will be the distance covered and the displacement at the end of 2min 20 s
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The athlete covers the revolution around 200 m diameter circle in 40 seconds.
So the circumference be d
So we are observing a time of 2 minutes + 20 seconds ( i.e 140 seconds ) , the body will make 3 full revolutions in 120 seconds and ½ revolutions in 20 seconds.
So total distance travelled will be 3½ revolutions.
Displacement will be simply the length of diameter.
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# An athelete completes one round of a circular track of dia diameter 200 m in 40 s . what will be the distance covered and the displacement at the end of 2min 20 s = ?
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✺ Given :
- diameter = 200 m
- Total time taken for 1 revolution = 40 sec.
✺ To FinD :
- distance covered and the displacement at the end of 2min 20 s .
✺ Figure :
✺ Explanation :
Now , 2min 20 s = (120+20) sec= 140 sec
• Time taken for 1 revolution = 40 sec.
∴ in 120 sec it will revolute = = 3 times.
and in remaining 20 seconds the athelete will complete = = times.
∴ Total revolution = 3.5 times
✏ So the total distance covered by the athelete will be = 3.5 × Circumference = 700π meters.
Now , the displacement of the athelete will be the length of the diameter
( cuz for a half revolution the displacement between the starting and the end points will simply be diameter of the circular track .)
[ we also know that for a complete revolution the the displacement is zero cuz the starting and the end points are same so displacement = 0
so , the first 3 revolution will not take into account . ]
✏ The displacement = Diameter = 200 m