Physics, asked by vaishnavirastogi261, 7 days ago

Why can we not define motion without observing its own

position?

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Answered by mk28816615

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Yes, it is possible for motion to exist without force. ... An application of an external force is required to change the state of the motion. When the force is removed, the object acquires a new constant speed/direction.

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Why can we not define motion without observing its own position?​

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Why can we not define motion without observing its own

position?