A moving body covers 10 m distance along straight path in each second. The body is under which type of motion?
Uniform motion
The correct answer is option 1 i.e. Uniform motion.
When a moving body covers equal distances in equal intervals of time, the motion is called uniform motion. In this case, the body travels 10 m every second along a straight path, which means its speed remains constant throughout the motion. There is no change in velocity, and the acceleration is zero in uniform motion. Uniform motion is commonly observed in situations like a car moving at constant speed on a straight road. Such motion ensures that the displacement per second is fixed, making the motion predictable and steady. Graphs of uniform motion show a straight line.
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