Physics, asked by RAO999, 1 year ago

IN A CIRCULAR TRACK(DISTANCE 400m) an athlets runs 1/4 of the ground. so what would be the displacement.

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Answered by madhura41
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RAO999: 90.06m(appx.)
Answered by nehajaglan
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r= 700/11
so radius are OB and OA
SO JOIN A AND B
as 1/4 part of circle makes angle of 90°

now by using pythagoras theorem
  {(ab)}^{2}  =  {(ao)}^{2}  +  {(bo)}^{2}
ab^2= (700/11)^2+(700/11)^2
ab^2= 2(700/11)^2
ab^2=
2  \times  \frac{700}{11}  \times  \frac{700}{11}
4900/121 × 2
=9800/121
= 809.9
= 810m (approx.)

so displacement = 810m


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RAO999: good
RAO999: answer is 90.06m(app.)
nehajaglan: answer is 90.0 6 metre then 400m should be the distance he covered not the distance of whole circular track
nehajaglan: and if the distance covered by him is 400m then the distance of track will be 1600 metre
nehajaglan: mind formula is correct you can put these values and can get your answer
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