Difference between linear motion and curviliner motion.
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In linear motion all particles of human body travel the same distance during the same time. In curvilinear motion the trajectories of individual particles of the body are curved, although the orientation of the body in space does not change.
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The thing that moves from one point to another in a curved or straight line is said to be in motion.
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- An object's ability to move from one location to another is known as motion. When an object moves in a straight path, it is said to be moving in linear motion. The study of bodies moving in a straight line is known as kinematics. There are two types of linear motion: rectilinear motion and curvilinear motion. When a body performs a linear motion, the motion's distance is always equal to or larger than the body's displacement.
- Curvilinear motion describes the movement of a particle along a curved path. The trajectories of individual particles of the body are bent in curvilinear motion, but the body's orientation in space remains unchanged. The velocity of a curvilinear motion changes as the motion's direction changes.
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