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Samanthawalks along a horizontal path in the direction shown the curved path is a semi circle with a radius of 2 m while the hor

izontal part is for me what is the magnitude of displacement

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Anna11 [10]4 years ago

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Explanation:

Samantha walks along a horizontal path in the direction shown the curved path is a semi circle with a radius of 2 m while the horizontal part is for me what is the magnitude of displacement

Displacement is given by the straight line distance between P and Q. Displacement will be length of straight line joining P and Q

a semi circle with a radius of 2 m

Length of this straight line=4+diameter

=4+(2*2)

=8 m

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