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An athlete runs on a circular track of radius 50m from the starting point a with a constant speed. it takes 50s for him to reach point b which is at the other end of the diameter drawn from


a. calculate the distance covered,displacement and the speed.

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Answered by unwanted
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circumference=2πr=2×3.14×50=314m

50sec for half round, so 100 sec =full round,

a) Distance=2πr=314m

b)displacement= 0
bcz he came to start point again therefore displacement = 0

c) speed =distance/time
s=314/100
s=3.14ms-¹
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