Question

In which of the following example can you sense motion? How will you explain presence and absence of motion

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The flying bird and leaves flying through air is an example of motion.

The flying bird is said to be in motion because the bird displaces its position. It is an example of "newton’s third law of motion" which states that every action has an equal but opposite reaction.

The 'force' exerted by the wings in the "backward direction" in return it moves forward. The leaves do not have any movement of their own but since they are displacing it can be considered as they are in motion.

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