Question

What is random motion and ten examples of random motion?

Answer 1

Random motion, also called Brownian motion (after Robert Brown, the famous botanist) is the haphazard movement of the particles of a fluid (liquid or gas). 

CAUSE: Random motion is caused by the collision of the particles with the atoms or molecules in rapid transit inside the gas or liquid. 

SIGNIFICANCE: Random motion bears testimony to the existence of atoms and molecules. It establishes that the particles of a fluid are in perpetual motion and the direction of motion is ever-changing.

Answer 2

Answer:

Random Motion is a motion in which an object didn't go in a straight manner, the object move in a zig zag manner. Also knawn as brownian movement (after Robert Brown, the famous botanist)

examples:

1. Butterfly flying
2. motion of pencil while scribling,
3. Cockroach running
4. motion of a car which has lost control,
5. motion of player playing kabbadi match,
6. Motion of player playing playing football,
7. motion of fish,
8. frog jumping here and there,
9. paper plane flown in the air

1. bird flying in the sky.

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