CBSE BOARD XII, asked by Sahilpgluaa, 10 months ago

What do you mean by pure translational motion of a rigid body ?​

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Answered by Badshabhanu
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A Rigid body where each point of this rigid body they have exactly same displacement, same velocity, same acceleration. ... Therefore, cases of pure translation a rigid body may be considered to be concentrated in a particle with the same displacement parameters, velocities and accelerations. This is pure translation.

Answered by Anonymous
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★ In this type of motion access attached to the rigid body remains parallel to its initial orientation.

★ Which means velocity and acceleration of all the particles present on the rigid body will be equal to each other at any instant of time.

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