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rjavier1 rjavier1
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11 years ago
what does uniformly accelerated linear motion mean?
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11 years ago
well i will ans u in parts first motion in sense means not in the state of rest => it has some speed or u can say velocity .

also linear means in a single line

when a body's velocity is increasing its called acceerated motion .

when that accelaration is not changing with time it is called uniform accelarated motion

when a body travels with uniform accelaration in a straight line its what u asked
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11 years ago
1. the acceleration is a straight line with an angle of 45 degrees when yiu draw a time-acceleration graph.
2. in general when a body increases its acceleration uniformly with respect to time it is called uniformly accelerated linear motion.
suppose you are increasing your acceleration at ten kmph every second it is uniformly accelerated linear motion.
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11 years ago
it's simply changing velocity @ a constant rate, per unit time, without any deviation from it's original line of trajectory.
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