Motion #!#Distance

Introduction OF Motion || Distance Displacement

Mechanics|Rest And Motion|Types Of Motions|Distance And Displacement|Questions|OMR

Rest And Motion|Rectilinear (1 - Demension) Motion|Distance|Displacement|Speed |Velocity

Rest & Motion|Location|Distance & Displacement|Average Speed|Questions

Rest & Motion|Location|Distance & Displacement|Average Speed|Questions

Rest & Motion |Location|Distance & Displacement|Average Speed|Average Velocity|Instantaneous Speed|Questions

In a straight line motion the distance travelled is proportional to the square root of the time taken The acceleration of the particle is proportional to :-

Assertion: Average speed in an interval cannot be less than the magnitude of average velocity in the same interval Reason: For a particle in motion distance travelled is always greater than or equal to the magnitude of the displacement.

STATEMENT - 1 : Two bodies projected vertically upward with different initial speeds cover same distances in last second of their upward journey. and STATEMENT - 2 : For uniformly accelerated motion, distance travelled in a time interval before coming to rest does not depend on initial speed.

Rest & Motion |Average Speed|Location|Distance & Displacement|Instantaneous Speed|Questions|Average Velocity