5 USES OF MOTION IN OUR DAILY LIFE
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1)The car or bike you drive is basically or purely based on physics ie laws of thermodynamics ..
2) Everything you use things that is around you like fan, refrigerator etc all works on the laws of thermodynamics and other physics principles.
3)Walking is not possible without friction and we know this because of Newton's first law of motion , the component of weight mgsin theta is the one which help us in walking..
4)When you are opening your tab the water that falls on your hand is due to gravity. If their is no gravity then you know what would happen and from physics point of view potential energy gets converted into kinetic energy and again in potential energy, energy lost in the form of friction which you heard in the form of sound when water touches your hand or any other object ..
5)Without physical knowledge, we would not have planes, cars, trains, modern boats...
Hope this helps u!
1)The car or bike you drive is basically or purely based on physics ie laws of thermodynamics ..
2) Everything you use things that is around you like fan, refrigerator etc all works on the laws of thermodynamics and other physics principles.
3)Walking is not possible without friction and we know this because of Newton's first law of motion , the component of weight mgsin theta is the one which help us in walking..
4)When you are opening your tab the water that falls on your hand is due to gravity. If their is no gravity then you know what would happen and from physics point of view potential energy gets converted into kinetic energy and again in potential energy, energy lost in the form of friction which you heard in the form of sound when water touches your hand or any other object ..
5)Without physical knowledge, we would not have planes, cars, trains, modern boats...
Hope this helps u!
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Motion is a relatively typical occurrence in our daily lives.
The car in which you travel, for example, is in motion, as is the air we breathe, the blood in our veins, the earth, the universe, and many other things. Because the earth is in constant motion, such as rotation and revolution, even motionless objects on our planet are technically in motion.
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