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When is the motion of an object categorised as oscillatory motion?

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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Periodic Motion**: - Periodic motion is defined as the motion of an object that repeats itself after a fixed time interval. - Examples include circular motion, the motion of a simple pendulum, and the motion of a clock hand. 2. **Defining Oscillatory Motion**: - Oscillatory motion is a specific type of periodic motion characterized by a to-and-fro movement around a central position or equilibrium point. ...
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MODERN PUBLICATION-MOTION IN A STRAIGHT LINE -REVISION EXERCISE (VERY SHORT ANSWER QUESTION)
  1. UNIFORM CIRCULAR MOTION

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  2. When can we say that circular motion is periodic?

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  3. When is the motion of an object categorised as oscillatory motion?

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  4. How are vibratory motion and simple harmonic motion different?

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  5. How are vibratory motion and simple harmonic motion different?

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  6. Define inertial frame of reference.

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  7. Earth revolving around the sun is an example of motion in how many dim...

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  8. Give an example of three-dimensional motion.

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  9. Give some example of scalar quatities.

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  10. Define scaler quantities and vector quntities. Give some examples.

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  11. What do we measure using speedomter?

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  12. What will be the distance and displacement of the object when it makes...

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  13. INSTANTANEOUS SPEED

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  14. Define velocity of an object

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  15. What can be deduced from the slope of a position-time graph of uniform...

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  16. What parameter can be determined from velocity-time graph of uniform m...

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  17. How is non-uniform motion different from uniform motion?

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  18. What do we measure by odometer installed in vehicles?

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  19. How can we measure the instantaneously velocity graphically?

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  20. What does negative slope of a position-time graph signify?

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