Physics, asked by priyalkandpal, 10 months ago

An athlete runs around a track that is 100mts long for 3 times and then stops. What is the distance and displacement covered by the athlete? Pls tell me fast with explanation.

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Answered by Anonymous
3

Answer:

distance-300. Mts.

displacement-0

Explanation:

distance= total covered path

so when the athlete run around a track 3 times then it means that total distance will be 3*distance in one round

=3*100

=300 mts.

Now, displacement is the shortest path

We know that when a body starts from a point which is its initial point and then returns back to it i.e. to its final point then it's displacement is said to be 0

therefore, displacement done is this case is also 0 as the athlete comes back to his initial position after 3 rounds..

Answered by anjulagwal786
7

Answer:

distance covered=300m

displacement=diameter of track

Explanation:

distance covered in 1 round=100m

distance covered in 3 rounds=100×3=300

displacement= diameter=2×radius

2πr=100

2×22/7×R=100

r=100×7/22×1/2

r=15.09

diameter=2×15.09

=30.18m

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