Question

What describes the direction of body in one dimension

Answer 1

Answer:

the direction of a body can be explained in various ways but if you want to have a trait line motion or a rectilinear motion then you will have only to directions represented as + or -. We can also decide the directions of the units according to ourselves and according to which we would have to change the sign convection.

Answer 2

1. One Dimensional, Constant Velocity Motion
2. One Dimensional, Constant Velocity MotionAn object moves with constant velocity.
3. One Dimensional, Constant Velocity MotionAn object moves with constant velocity.Its speed does not change.
4. One Dimensional, Constant Velocity MotionAn object moves with constant velocity.Its speed does not change.Its direction does not change.
5. One Dimensional, Constant Velocity MotionAn object moves with constant velocity.Its speed does not change.Its direction does not change.It moves over equal distances during equal time intervals
6. One Dimensional, Constant Velocity MotionAn object moves with constant velocity.Its speed does not change.Its direction does not change.It moves over equal distances during equal time intervalsAn object moves with constant acceleration.
7. One Dimensional, Constant Velocity MotionAn object moves with constant velocity.Its speed does not change.Its direction does not change.It moves over equal distances during equal time intervalsAn object moves with constant acceleration.Its speed increases as time passes.
8. One Dimensional, Constant Velocity MotionAn object moves with constant velocity.Its speed does not change.Its direction does not change.It moves over equal distances during equal time intervalsAn object moves with constant acceleration.Its speed increases as time passes.Its direction does not change.
9. One Dimensional, Constant Velocity MotionAn object moves with constant velocity.Its speed does not change.Its direction does not change.It moves over equal distances during equal time intervalsAn object moves with constant acceleration.Its speed increases as time passes.Its direction does not change.It moves over ever greater distances as equal time intervals pass.