Dr. K.Prabhakara Reddy, Shobana Ramkumar, Dr. Gayatri Ramachandran and, G. Devika Solutions for Chapter: Motion, Exercise 3: Evaluation
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Questions from Dr. K.Prabhakara Reddy, Shobana Ramkumar, Dr. Gayatri Ramachandran and, G. Devika Solutions for Chapter: Motion, Exercise 3: Evaluation with Hints & Solutions
Define motion.
A body can show more than one type of motion. Explain with a suitable example.
What is the difference between oscillatory and vibratory motions?
Do you consider travelling in a taxi in your town as uniform or non-uniform motion. Why?
A body at rest or in motion is relative to the movement of the observer. Explain the meaning of this statement with a suitable example.
A boy walks to a shop that is away from his home, connected by a straight road. He reaches the shop in . What is the uniform speed at which he walks?
A boy walks to a shop is away from his home, connected by a straight road. He reaches the shop in . As soon as he reached the shop, he saw that it was closed. So he rushed back home at a uniform speed of . How long did he take to reach back?
A car travels uphill on a straight road at a speed of . It took to reach the top. If it comes downhill at a speed of , how much time will it take to reach the foot of the hill?
