Physics, asked by VedanIndia, 4 months ago

Observe various types of motions around you and try to find out distance,

displacement, speed, velocity and acceleration. Sometimes there is negative value

associated with the acceleration. What does it signify?
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Answered by 9167079350l

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Explanation:

there are four types of motion

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