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1.ASSERTION- Velocity may be variable even if speed is constant.
REASON-Velocity is a vector quantity and speed is a scalar quantity.
2.ASSERTION- The displacement of the body is zero and distance of the body is non
zero when final position coincides with the initial position during its
motion.
REASON-Displacement depends upon the actual path traversed by the object during
motion.
3.ASSERTION- Distance-time graph of body is a straight line and motion of the body
is uniform speed.
REASON-Slope is the gradient of distance-time graph.
4.ASSERTION- A fixed point with respect to which the given object changes its
position is the reference point.
REASON-The motion of the body is not relative to the reference point.
5. ASSERTION- A body moving in a circular path has uniform velocity.
REASON-Velocity changes as the direction of motion changes.
6. ASSERTION: Displacement is a vector quantity.
REASONING: Displacement is described by magnitude but not by direction.

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Answered by chakrabortyrudra07
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Answer:

1. Assertion is true, but reason is incorrect explanation for assertion

2. Assertion as well reason are false

3. Assertion is true and reason is correct logical explanation for assertion

4. Assertion is true but reason is incorrect explanation for assertion

5. Assertion and reason are false

6. Assertion is true but reason is incorrect explanation for assertion

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