Question

How will the equations of motion for an object moving with a uniform velocity change ?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Same as equation of motion

Answer 2

In case of uniform motion  the acceleration of the body is zero and as a result of this have to equate the equations of motion with acceleration equal to zero

Explanation:

• The motion is said to be uniform when a body covers equal distance in equal time, whereas in non uniform motion the body covers unequal distance in varied time intervals.

• In uniform motion the body moves in a straight line and the velocity of the body remains constant.

• That's why the body covers equal distance in equal time intervals.

• The acceleration on the body in this type of motion is zero.

• The type of motion followed by thus body us also called as rectilinear motion.

• The distance time graph for this type of motion is a linear graph.

• Example of uniform motion can be: motion of blades of ceiling fan, motion of arms of the watch, etc.

• In non uniform motion the body in motion is not covering equal distance in equal time intervals.

• Therefore, its velocity is not constant, and the acceleration is not zero.
• The distance time graph obtained for such motions is curved.
• Examples of non uniform motion includes motion of a car on a busy road with traffic.

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