Physics, asked by hritikraj1864, 9 months ago

19. Which pair of variables defines motion?
a) Speed and distance
b) Time and momentum
c) Change of position and passage of time
d) Speed and passage of time​

Answers

Answered by ponprapanjanprabhu
7

Answer:

option c is correct answer

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Answered by SharadSangha
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The correct pair of variables that defines motion is the change of position and passage of time (option c).

  • The motion of an object implies that its position is continuously changing with the change in time.
  • Speed is the rate of an object traveling particular distance in a given amount of time. It depends on two variables namely distance and time. Option a is not the correct pair.
  • The particle in motion is related to momentum but it also depends on the mass of an object. Option b is not the correct pair.
  • Speed and Time will determine how much distance was traveled by an object. Option d is not the correct pair.
  • All the given variables are the result of motion but motion simply depends on change in position and time.

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