Physics, asked by priyasankhla15, 2 months ago

how is uniform motion in a straight line different from uniform circular motion.explain

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Answered by sahilkumarsingh821

Solution. In uniform linear motion, the speed and direction of motion is fixed and so, it is not accelerated. Example- A car running on a straight road. In uniform circular motion, the speed is constant but the direction of motion changes continuously and hence, it is accelerated.

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