Physics, asked by rajababu7011351, 7 months ago

The if the speed on an object is variable, it is not in.

1.Non Accelerated motion
2.uniform motion
3.Accelerated motion
4.non uniform motion​

Answers

Answered by anjanakurup728
1

Uniform motion is the answer.

Answered by mad210220
0

If the speed of an object is variable, then it is not in Non-Accelerated motion and uniform motion.

Explanation:

  • Velocity is the magnitude of speed and its direction at any instance.
  • So, if speed is variable then velocity is also variable.
  • Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity.
  • Therefore, when speed is variable, the object is in accelerated motion.
  • When an object is traveling with the varied speed it covers the unequal distance in an equal interval of time, which means an object is in non-uniform motion.
  • For uniform motion speed must be constant.
  • Therefore, when speed is variable, the object is in non-uniform motion.
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