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an object moving in a circular path and covered 3/4th distance on the perimeter of the path to reach from A and B. If 'r' is radius of the circular path,then the ratio between distance travelled and displacement by the odject between A and B is

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Answered by Tamilneyan
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Answer:

Distance travelled by the object = (3/2)πr

displacement by the object = √2r

ratio b/w

distance travelled by the object/ displacement of the object=3π/(2√2)

                           

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Answered by swethassynergy
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The ratio of distance traveled and displacement by the object between A and B is    \frac{3\pi }{2\sqrt{2} }  .

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Object moving in a  covered 3/4th distance on the perimeter of the  circular path to reach from A and B Circular path is radius is r.

To Find:

The ratio of  distance traveled and displacement by the object between A and B.

Formula Used:

The distance around the whole circle =2πr,

The displacement vector has at 45 degrees to the radius vector at the starting point and  has length of \sqrt{2}      r

Solution:

As given- object moving in a  covered 3/4th distance on the perimeter of the  circular path to reach from A and B Circular path is radius is r.

The distance around the whole circle =2πr,

so the distance  traveled  around 3/4 of a circle =(\frac{3}{4})   2\pi r ==\frac{3}{2}\pi r.

The displacement vector has  at 45 degrees to the radius vector at the starting point and  has length of \sqrt{2}      r.

Hence ratio of The ratio between distance traveled and displacement by the object between A and B.=

=Distance the distance  traveled around 3/4 of a circle/ Displacement = \frac{3\pi }{2\sqrt{2} }

Thus, the ratio of distance traveled and displacement by the object between A and B is    \frac{3\pi }{2\sqrt{2} }  .

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