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A ball falls down vertically. Its motion...

A ball falls down vertically. Its motion is :

A

periodic

B

linear

C

circular

D

vibratory

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To determine the type of motion exhibited by a ball falling down vertically, we can analyze the characteristics of its movement step by step. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the Motion**: - The ball is falling straight down due to the force of gravity. This indicates that its path is a straight line. 2. **Identifying Motion Types**: - We need to consider the options given: periodic, linear, circular, and vibratory. 3. **Periodic Motion**: - Periodic motion is defined as motion that repeats after a certain interval of time. A falling ball does not return to its original position repeatedly; hence, it is not periodic. 4. **Linear Motion**: - Linear motion refers to motion along a straight path. Since the ball is falling straight down, it is indeed exhibiting linear motion. 5. **Circular Motion**: - Circular motion involves moving in a circular path. The ball is not moving in a circle; therefore, it is not circular motion. 6. **Vibratory Motion**: - Vibratory motion involves oscillation around a central point. The ball is not oscillating; it is simply falling straight down, so it is not vibratory motion. 7. **Conclusion**: - After analyzing all the types of motion, we conclude that the motion of the ball falling down vertically is classified as **linear motion**. ### Final Answer: The motion of the ball falling down vertically is **linear motion** (Option B). ---
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