Physics, asked by pooja4100, 1 year ago

in which of the following cases will the distance covered and the magnitude of the displacement are not same? justify. <br />a) an athlete complete one round in a race <br />b) a rain drop falls in still air<br />c)a passenger in a train travels frm Delhi to Mumbai

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Answered by Anonymous
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hey dear
here is your answer

the answer is a) the magnitude of the displacement and distance are not same when an athlete complete one round in a race because : displacement will be zero when he complete one whole round as displacement is defined as the shortest path covered by a moving body but here distance will be in some numbers because distance is referred as total path covered.

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pooja4100: But what about the second one? a rain drop falling in still air. i m finding difficulty in this
Anonymous: okk surely i will help
Anonymous: look when an object falls than it is definite that it covers some distance n in that case both distance and displacement will be equal in magnitude now i hope it helps
Answered by sarthdumbre
10

Answer:

In case (a) and case (c) ,distance and displacement are not teh same.in (a) distance is covered but dispalcement is zero and in the last case,displacement is the shortest distance between delhi and mumbai which is not the path travelled by the train.

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