Exploring Motion and Its Types

What are the main types of motion?

• horizontal, vertical, angular, and linear

• static, dynamic, circular, and linear

• The main types of motion are linear, rotational, periodic, and translational.

• oscillatory, linear, angular, and translational

Define translational motion with an example.

• Translational motion is the rotation of an object around an axis, like a spinning top.

• Translational motion is the movement of an object from one location to another, such as a car driving straight down a road.

• Translational motion refers to the vibration of an object, such as a guitar string.

• Translational motion is the change in an object's shape, like a balloon being inflated.

What is rotational motion? How does it differ from translational motion?

• Rotational motion refers to movement in a straight line.

• Translational motion involves spinning around an axis.

• Rotational motion is the same as linear motion.

• Rotational motion is the movement around an axis, while translational motion is the movement from one place to another.

Explain the concept of oscillatory motion.

• Oscillatory motion is the random movement of particles in a gas.

• Oscillatory motion refers to the constant speed of an object in one direction.

• Oscillatory motion is a linear movement in a straight line.

• Oscillatory motion is the repetitive movement of an object around a central point or equilibrium position.

What is the difference between linear and angular motion?

• Linear motion is straight-line movement; angular motion is rotational movement around an axis.

• Linear motion involves circular paths; angular motion is straight-line movement.

• Linear motion is movement in a curved path; angular motion is movement without rotation.

• Linear motion is related to speed; angular motion is related to distance.

Define relative motion and provide a real-life example.

• A cyclist riding uphill while another cyclist rides downhill.

• A car driving on a highway while another car is parked.

• An example of relative motion is a passenger in a moving train observing another train moving alongside it. To the passenger, the other train may appear to be moving quickly, while to an observer on the ground, both trains may be moving at different speeds.

• A person walking in a straight line while looking at a stationary building.

Pendulum clock is an example of ?

• Random motion

• Linear motion

• Oscillatory motion

• Brownian motion

The movement of the particles of smoke is ...... Motion.

• Translational

• Rectilinear

• Periodic

• Random

Explain the concept of acceleration in motion.

• Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity over time.

• Acceleration is the speed of an object at a given moment.

• Acceleration is the distance traveled divided by time.

• Acceleration is the force applied to an object in motion.

Two cars, a lorry and a truck are movig with a speed of 80 km/hr and 60 km/hr respectively. Calculate the velocity of the lorry relative to the truck if both are moving in the same direction.

• 140 km/hr

• 20 km/hr

• 1.33 km/hr

• 80km/ hr