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Nataly_w [17]
3 years ago
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Plse tell me ans from yourself ​

Biology
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Pie3 years ago
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Answer:

Motion is defined as phenomenon in which an object move from one place to another over a time.

Generally there are four types of motion: Linear, rotary, reciprocating and oscillating.

Linear motion: In this motion an object moves in a straight line. for example: an athlete running in a straight line.

Rotary motion: In this motion an object moves around an axis. For example: Wheel.

Reciprocating motion: In this motion an object moves in a continuous up and down motion or back-and-forth motion. For example: piston.

Oscillating motion: In this motion an object moves in a swinging motion (backwards and forwards) on an axis. For example: Pendulum.

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