motion of partical along straight line path is given by
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motion of a particle along a straight line can be given by the x-t graph or the velocity is given by the y axis of the graph and displacement is given by the product of velocity and time
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It is a One dimensional Motion.
and It can be Give by a Ray above the Defined Path::{i will Try to mimic it}eg↓
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Now If you meant it in Uniform motion...
Then same Representation can be used...
and In The Graph sense.
in Position-Time Graph.
it is a Strainght line Parallel to Time Axis.
On Velocity Time Graph.
it will be a Straight Diagonal Starting From Origin(0,0)
in Position-veolicty
(i think) it will be a Straight line parallel to Position Axis.
and It can be Give by a Ray above the Defined Path::{i will Try to mimic it}eg↓
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Now If you meant it in Uniform motion...
Then same Representation can be used...
and In The Graph sense.
in Position-Time Graph.
it is a Strainght line Parallel to Time Axis.
On Velocity Time Graph.
it will be a Straight Diagonal Starting From Origin(0,0)
in Position-veolicty
(i think) it will be a Straight line parallel to Position Axis.
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