Science, asked by gerzekerti, 6 months ago

can someone explain this statement !!!!.

During uniform motion of an object along a
straight line, the velocity remains constant
with time. In this case, the change in velocity
of the object for any time interval is zero.

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Answered by leesasahu

Answer:

An object traveling at uniform motion in a straight path takes equal distances at equal time interval. ... So in a uniform motion the body is not accelerated and its speed remains constant.

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can someone explain this statement !!!!.During uniform motion of an object along astraight line, the velocity remains constantwith time. In this case, the change in velocityof the object for any time interval is zero.​

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can someone explain this statement !!!!.

During uniform motion of an object along a
straight line, the velocity remains constant
with time. In this case, the change in velocity
of the object for any time interval is zero.