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An oscillatory motion is always periodic, but a periodic motion is not always oscillatory. Explain
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Answered by mrsanjusingh78
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All oscillatory motions are periodic because each oscillations gets completed in a definite interval of time. ... Eg: Revolution of planets around the Sun is a periodic motion but not an oscillatory motion (i.e. no to and fro motion about its mean position is present)

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Answered by 8495
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Answer: All oscillatory motions are periodic because each oscillations gets completed in a definite interval of time. ... Eg: Revolution of planets around the Sun is a periodic motion but not an oscillatory motion (i.e. no to and fro motion about its mean position is present).

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