Science, asked by deepika9899, 11 months ago

an object in rotational motion need not to have periodic motion do you agree explain with an example​

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Answered by Dilesha
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No,generally rotational motion is a period motion. Periodic motion is a motion that repeat itself at a regular intervals of time . Ex Movement of earth on its axis is both rotational and periodic .

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