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How can we differentiate between uniform
and non-uniform motion?​

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Answered by 22Aryan22
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The basic difference between uniform and nonuniform motion is that: In uniform motion, a body moves with a constant speed such as Motion of earth around the sun. While in non-uniform motion a body moves with a variable speed such as Horse running in the race.

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Answered by Hritidixit
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Answer:

Uniform motion Non Uniform motion

In Uniform motion, movement of a body is along the straight line with constant speed. In non uniform motion, movement of a body is along the straight line with variable speed.

In uniform motion, body covers equal distance in equal interval of time. In this type of motion, the body does not cover the equal distance in equal interval of time.

Speed of the object is similar to the actual speed. Speed of the object is different from the actual speed.

The graph between distance and time (distance-time) graph shows the straight line. The graph between distance and time (distance-time) graph shows the curved line.

This type of motion has zero acceleration. It has no zero acceleration.

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