Topic: Kinematics and Equations Subtopic: Types of Motion
What is difference between linear and translatory motion?
Answer: A body moving in a curved path without rotation is said to be in translatory motion while an object moving along a straight line only is said to be in a linear motion
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- Define force with examples
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- Define least count
- What is 1N?
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