What is the defination of uniform velocity?
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Velocity of a body is uniform if it makes equal displacements in equal durations of time.
Velocity of a body is uniform if it has a zero acceleration.
If a body has uniform velocity, then there is no change in it. Hence acceleration is zero. A body moves in the same direction. It has no external force acting on it. The body has constant speed also. The body is moving under the influence of its own inertia. It has a constant momentum too.
v = u + a t p = m v
Velocity of a body is uniform if it has a zero acceleration.
If a body has uniform velocity, then there is no change in it. Hence acceleration is zero. A body moves in the same direction. It has no external force acting on it. The body has constant speed also. The body is moving under the influence of its own inertia. It has a constant momentum too.
v = u + a t p = m v
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A body is said to be in uniform velocity if it covers equal distance in equal intervals of time.its unit is m/s or km/hr
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