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A body can have multiply motion at the same time justify?

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Answered by tejaswini567
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 Yes.the body can have multiple motions at the same time for example if you roll down a ball through inclined then the ball will do the rotational motion as well as linear motion.

Answered by IITGENIUS1234
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<b>How can a single body have multiple motions? Explain with the help of examples.</b>

<b><u>Answer :-</u></b>

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<u>First, we will take a look at different types of motion :-</u>

There are different kinds of motion:

<b><u>(i)Translatory motion :</u></b> A body moving along a line where all points of the body move along the same path is said to be in linear or translatory motion.

Translatory motion is of two types :

<b><u>a. Rectilinear motion :</u></b> If the body moves in a straight line ,its motion is said to be rectilinear.

E.g.,A car moving along a straight road ,movement of a bus on a deserted highway road.

<b><u>b. Curvilinear Motion :</u></b> If the body moves along a curved line ,its motion is said to be curvilinear.

E.g., a car taking a turn, a ball thrown at an angle follows a curved path before reaching the ground.

<b><u>(ii) Rotatory or Circular Motion:</u></b> The motion of a body in a circular path around a fixed point or a fixed axis is known as circular motion.

E.g.,The motion of earth around its own axis ,movement of ceiling fans, tyres ,giant wheel, and merry-go-round.

<b><u> (iii) Periodic Motion:</u></b> When a body moves to and fro about a fixed point and the motion is repeated at equal intervals of time, the motion is said to be periodic.

E.g., A pendulum of wall clock, the motion of child on a swing, heartbeat, motion of planets around the sun.

<b><u> (iv) Random Motion:</u></b> When a body moves in different directions and does not have a fixed path , it is called random motion.

E.g.,the flight –path of an insect, the flow of water in rivers ,movement of atoms and molecules in liquids and gases.

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Now, we will come to the main question.

<b>Yes, a body can have multiple motions at a same time </b>

Here are some examples :

<b><u>(i).A running vehicle executes both translatory and rotatory motion. The wheels of the vehicle executes rotatory motion. The vehicle itself execute translatory motion.</u></b>

<b><u>(ii).A ball rolling on ground executes both translatory and rotatory motion.In rolling , it is executing rotatory motion and in moving from its original position , it is executing translatory motion.</u></b>

<b><u>(iii).While tightening a screw , the screw exhibits both translatory (linear) motion and rotatory motion.</u></b>

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