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The distance travelled from A to B will be the circumference of circle from A to B

  • Now, as you can see the circumferene(AB) compose only 3/4 circumference of the whole circle, thus we will calculate the distance traveled likewise;

= ¾ × circumference of circle

= ¾ × 2πr

= 3/2πr

Therefore, the distance traveled is 3/2πr.

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Now, for displacement, it is something like the shortest distance between two points kinda shortcut;

Let the center of the circle be O,

  • So, we can reach A to B, if we will at first walk through AO and then OB, thus our displacement will be;

= AO + OB

  • Both are radius so,

= r + r

= 2r

Therefore, the displacement is 2r.

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