why is uniform linear motion not an accelerated motion
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In an uniform linear motion both speed and direction of motion of the particle remain constant. ... Uniform linear motion is the motion in whichacceleration is zero. Both the direction and magnitude of the velocity remains constant in uniform linear motion, hence it is not an accelerated motion.
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In an uniform linear motion both speed and direction of motion of the particle remain constant. ... Uniform linear motion is the motion in whichacceleration is zero. Both the direction and magnitude of the velocity remains constant in uniform linear motion, hence it is not an accelerated motion.
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ACCELERATION OF A BODY DETERMINES THAT THE BODY WILL CHANGE ITS VELOCITY WITH TIME.
WHILE
THE UNIFORM LINEAR MOTION DETERMINE THAT THE BODY WILL CONTINUE IN THE SAME VELOCITY AT ANY INSTANT OF TIME.
WE KNOW THAT,
ACCELERATION CHANGES THE VELOCITY OF A BODY BUT IN THE CASE OF UNIFORM LINEAR MOTION THE BODY REMAINS IN THE CONSTANT VELOCITY.
SO,
UNIFORM LINEAR MOTION IS NOT CALLED AS ACCELERATED MOTION.
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WHILE
THE UNIFORM LINEAR MOTION DETERMINE THAT THE BODY WILL CONTINUE IN THE SAME VELOCITY AT ANY INSTANT OF TIME.
WE KNOW THAT,
ACCELERATION CHANGES THE VELOCITY OF A BODY BUT IN THE CASE OF UNIFORM LINEAR MOTION THE BODY REMAINS IN THE CONSTANT VELOCITY.
SO,
UNIFORM LINEAR MOTION IS NOT CALLED AS ACCELERATED MOTION.
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