State what type of motion it is: (except periodic and non - periodic motion)
1. The movement of our chest. ______________motion
2. A stone falling from a certain height, _____________motion
3. The movement of the wheel of a car, ______________motion
4. Hands of an athlete in a race, _______________motion
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1. periodic motion, expansion and contractions during respiration.
It is like spring expansion and compression.
Perhaps non uniform motion as one may not breathe in and breathe out
identically all the time. A simple harmonic motion if it is periodic.
2. Linear uniformly accelerated motion.
3. circular rotatory motion around the axis of the wheel (uniform or accelerated or decelerated )
4. forced periodic motion like a pendulum : simple harmonic motion
there is force involved in addition to the gravity.
It is like spring expansion and compression.
Perhaps non uniform motion as one may not breathe in and breathe out
identically all the time. A simple harmonic motion if it is periodic.
2. Linear uniformly accelerated motion.
3. circular rotatory motion around the axis of the wheel (uniform or accelerated or decelerated )
4. forced periodic motion like a pendulum : simple harmonic motion
there is force involved in addition to the gravity.
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every periodic to and fro motion cant be oscillatory or SHO until It follows F= ---kx so chest motion cant as it stops for some time after every breath. 2. wheel is showing combination of both translatory and rotational motion...hope i am right
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except periodic and non periodic
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then to and fro word can b used but not harmonic as it has its own significance
then to and fro word can b used but not harmonic as it has its own significance
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