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an athlete runs along a circular track of radius 100m. calculate the displacement of the athlete and the distance travelled by him when he covers 3/4 th of the track

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Answered by polagokul
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GIVEN:

an athlete runs along a circular track of radius 100m.  

TO FIND:

The displacement of the athlete and the distance travelled

SOLUTION:

Theta=90 degree

= 90×π/180

= π/2 radian

Arc length = theta × r

= π/2 × 100

=157.08 = Displacement.

Distance = 2πr - Displacement

= ( 2×3.14×100) - 157.08

=628 - 157.08

= 470.92

ANSWERS:

Displacement = 157.08

Distance travelled = 470.92

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