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Answered by Anonymous
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(i) Distance travelled by the person from point A to point B is equal to the circumference of the semicircular path.

⇒ Distance = 2*π*r/2

⇒Distance = πr

  • Hence, option (A) πr is the correct answer.

(ii) Displacement is the shortest distance between the final point and initial point.

•Here, the initial point is A and final point is B.

• The radius of the Circle is 'r'.

• Displacement from point A to O is r and from point O to B is also r.

•Therefore, the total displacement of the person from point A to B is 2r.

  • Hence, option (C) 2r is the correct answer.
Answered by MystícPhoeníx
68

28(i)

According to the Question (from figure)

It is given that person moves round a circle of radius r from point A to B .

we need to calculate the distance covered by the person in moving from point A to B.

As from the figure we observe that he covered distance half of the circumference of circle .

  • Circumference of circle = 2πr

so, the half circumference of the circle will be

➻ half circumference of the circle = 1/2×2πr

➻ half circumference of the circle = πr

  • So ,the required option is (a) πr.

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(ii)

In this question we have to calculate the displacement of the person .

As we know that displacement is defined as the shortest path between two points .

From the given figure we observe that he travelled from point. A to B.

So , the displacement between A and B = AO + OB

the displacement between A and B = r + r

➻ the displacement between A and B = 2r

  • Hence, the displacement of the person will be 2r .So, the required option is (c) 2r .
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