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Answered by khushal546
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♠️(16) here displacement of the body is shown by R vector

R=√EC²+OE²

R=√3²+4²

R=√25

R=5m

distance travell is 3+4+6=13m

♠️(17) here circumference is 314m

2πr=314

3.14r=157

r=50m

here displacement is equal to diameter of circle

so we can said that

displacement=2r=2*50=100m

and distance travell is half perimeter of circle i.e πr = 3.14*50=157m

♠️(18). here displacement is shown by R vector

R=√OA²+AB²

R=√6²+8²

R=√100

R=10Km

distance travell is 6+8=14km

♠️(19) since speed and velocity are given by

speed=distance/time.

velocity=displacement/time

where distance is total path cover by object and displacement is shortest path cover by object, so speed depend upon distance and velocity depends upon displacement. both of two measurements of path are diffrent so speed is diffrent from velocity. so we can said that

speed > velocity (distance can be more then displacement)

speed = velocity (distance can be equal to displacement)

but displacement is no more than distance so speed is alway > = displacement because displacement is shortest path cover by object

♠️(20) displacement of the athletes is zero because it came back to its initial point and then

displacement = 0

distance traveled is two times that of perimeter

so

distance=4πr

=4*3.14*12

=150.72m

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Answered by Siddharta7
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Answer:

Explanation:

(16)

Distance travelled = 3 + 4 + 6 = 13 m.

Displacement = √3² + 4²  = √25 = 5 m.

(17)

Given, Circumference = 314 m.

2πr = 314

⇒ r = 50 m.

Distance movied in going A to B along circular path,

r = 1/2 * circumference

 = 1/2 * 314

 = 157 m.

Displacement = AB = 2r

                               = 2 * 50

                              = 100 m in east-west direction.

(18)

Distance travelled = 6 + 8 = 14 km.

Now,

Displacement = √8² + 6² = √100 = 10 km.

Therefore,

Displacement = 10 km.

(19)

No, the magnitude of the displacement is always less than or equal to the distance traveled.

(20)

Distance covered = 2(2πr) = 150.8 m

Since the athlete makes 2 complete rounds around the track, their final position is at the starting point, therefore their displacement is zero.

Hope it helps!

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