When do you say an object is in the state of motion
rest or a state of motion Explain
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Why is a flying insect said to be in the state of
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5. What is linear motion? How is it different from rotational motion? Explain with on
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The objects which do not change their positions with time are said to be at rest. The objects which change their positions with time are said to be in motion.
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a object is said to be in state of motion if the position of the body changes with time with the observer's point of view.
For example:motion of a moving car
A object is said to be in state of rest if the position of the object doesn't change with time with observer's point of view.
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