Distinguish between uniform motion and non, uniform motion. is uniformly accelerated motion uniform motion? give one example each of uniform and non-uniform motion?
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Answer:distance which travelled in equal intervals of time is called uniform motion and non equal distance in equal interval of time is called non uniform motion and the rate of change of velocity known as acceleration
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The basic difference between uniform and non-uniform motion is that the former represents the motion in which the moving body covers the same distance in the same time, but in the case of latter, the body travels unequal distances at the same time.
There are millions of objects surrounding us, some of them stay at rest while others are in motion. In our day to day life, you have noticed the motion of different living and non-living things that are on the move like birds, fishes, cars, buses, trains etc. A body is believed to be in motion when there is a change in its position with respect to time. It can be of two types, i.e. uniform motion and non-uniform motion.
BASIS FOR COMPARISON- UNIFORM MOTION
NON-UNIFORM MOTION
Meaning Uniform motion implies the movement of a body along a straight line with steady speed. Non-uniform motion alludes to the movement of an object along a straight line with variable speed.
Distance- Covers equal distances in equal time interval.
Covers unequal distances in equal time interval.
Average speed- Is similar to actual speed of the object.
Is different from actual speed of the object.
Graph- Distance-time graph shows a straight line
Distance-time graph shows a curved line
Rectilinear motion- Zero acceleration
Non-zero acceleration