Translational motion
Translational motion is the motion by which a body shifts from one point in space to another. When jane is sliding down a slide, it is moving from one point in space/slide to another. Vibrational motion is the movement (upwards, downwards, forward or backwards) from a certain point where you return to the same point whereas rotational motion is movement about a certain point (circular movement)
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The floods brought rich black soil onto the banks of the Nile River which made it possible for farmers to grow crops. The Nile was the ancient Egyptians made route of transportation from place to place. The dry climate near the Nile made it so the ancient pyramids still stand today.
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