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Answered by AbdulHafeezAhmed
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1. m/s (meters/second)

2. Equilibrium position

3. Rest

4. Speedometer

5. Odometer

6. Period

7. Bob

8. Graph (or) plot

9. Sundial

10. Second

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Answered by Anonymous
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1. The SI unit of speed is  {\underline {\rm {\red { m/s \: or \: m {s}^{-1}. }}}}

2. The resting position of a bob of pendulum is called  {\underline {\rm {\red { mean }}}} position.

3. When a body doesn't change its position with respect to its surrounding it is said to be at  {\underline {\rm {\red { rest. }}}}

4. Speed of a motor vehicle is measured by an instrument called  {\underline {\rm {\red { speedometer }}}} .

5. Distance travelled by a vehicle is measured by an instrument called  {\underline {\rm {\red { odometer }}}} .

6. Time taken by a pendulum to complete one oscillation is called  {\underline {\rm {\red { time \: period }}}}.

7. The metallic ball used in the pendulum is called  {\underline {\rm {\red { bob}}} } .

8. A diagram showing relationship between two variable a quantities each measured along one pair of axes is called  {\underline {\rm {\red { graph }}}} .

9. An instrument showing the time by the shadow of a pointer cast by the sun on to a graduated plate is called  {\underline {\rm {\red {  sundial }}}} .

10. Basic unit of time is  {\underline {\rm {\red {  second }}}} .

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  • The change in the position of a body with respect to time and reference to the object is called motion.

  • If the body doesn't show change in the position of a body with respect to time and reference to the object, then it is at rest position.

  • The SI unit of time is second.

  • Speed is the distance covered by an object in unit time.

 \rm { Speed = \dfrac{ Distance}{ Time } }

From this above-mentioned formula you can find distance and time.

 \rm { Distance = speed  \times time}

 \rm { Time = \dfrac{Distance}{Speed}}

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