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The following is an example of uniform velocity?
1) The motion of a ball rolling down a hill.
2) a train starting and moving out of the station.
3) when light travels through vacuum. ​

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Answered by ksuresh41239
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Answer:

The following is an example of uniform velocity?

when light travels through vacuum.

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Answered by hotelcalifornia
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3) When light travels through vacuum is an example of uniform velocity.

Explanation:

  • Uniform velocity is when the magnitude and direction of velocity changes.
  • The velocity of light is constant in vacuum which is 3*10^{8} m/s.
  • A vacuum is empty space. There are no molecules of air or anything else in  a vacuum.
  • Uniform velocity is when there is no change in magnitude of speed i.e. it covers equal distance in equal intervals of time.
  • Like all forms of electromagnetic waves, light can travel through empty space, as well as through  matter.
  • Light travels with uniform velocity as there is no acceleration acting on it.
  • The motion of a ball rolling down a hill has non uniform velocity as acceleration of gravity acts on it.
  • A train starting or moving out of the station  is also a non-uniform velocity example because it experience acceleration while starting.
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