Math, asked by tanujsingh1205, 8 months ago

- An object is moving in a circle of radius 'r'. Calculate the distance and displacement
(i) when it completes half the circle
(ü) when it completes one full circle.

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Answered by TheLeukocytes
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Distance

perimeter \:  = 2\pi \: r

When it completes half circle,then perimeter is

perimeter =  \frac{2\pi \: r}{2}  \\  = \pi \: r

Displacement= Shortest distance between Initial and final position

displacement \:  = 2r

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Distance

When it covers one circle,

distance = circumference \: of \: circle

distance = 2\pi \: r

Displacement

When it covers one circle,

Displacement= Shortest distance between Initial and final position

displacement = 0

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