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    Motion in a plane can occur in one, two, or three dimensions. Motion in two dimensions is motion that occurs within a plane, such as a cockroach moving on a floor. The motion of a cannonball launched at an angle would follow a parabolic path due to gravity, exhibiting projectile motion in two dimensions as it rises and falls.

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    Motion in a plane can occur in one, two, or three dimensions. Motion in two dimensions is motion that occurs within a plane, such as a cockroach moving on a floor. The motion of a cannonball launched at an angle would follow a parabolic path due to gravity, exhibiting projectile motion in two dimensions as it rises and falls.

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    Motion in a plane can occur in one, two, or three dimensions. Motion in two dimensions is motion that occurs within a plane, such as a cockroach moving on a floor. The motion of a cannonball launched at an angle would follow a parabolic path due to gravity, exhibiting projectile motion in two dimensions as it rises and falls.

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    Motion In Plane

    MOTION IN A PLANE
    How many
    types of motions Motion of a particle can
    are there? be in three ways.

    1. Motion in one dimension

    2.Motion in two dimensions

    3.Motion in three dimensions


    1) Motion is a change of…….of an object with
    respective time and point of reference.

    a) position

    b) movement

    c) place

    d) object
    2) How many types of motions are there?

    a) 2

    b) 1

    c) 3

    d) 4
    Motion in one dimension

    It This
    is also
    is called as
    a straight
    rectilinear motion
    line motion .
    or linear motion.
    Motion in two dimensions
    It is aWhat
    motion in of
    type two
    dimensions.
    motion is it ?
    ➢ COCKROACH MOVING ON A FLOOR

    This is motion in a plane


    Motion in three dimensions

    The is motion in space


    1) Motion in one dimension is a……motion.

    a) curved

    b) circular

    c) straight line

    d) rotatory
    2) Motion in two dimensions is also called….

    a) motion in a space

    b) motion in a plane

    c) motion in a straight line

    d) linear motion
    ➢ Imagine a cannon ball being launched at an angle from top of the
    very high cliff.
    ➢ Imagine that the cannon ball does not encounter a significant
    amount of air resistance. What could be the path of
    the cannon ball and how
    could the motion of the
    cannon ball be described?`
    ➢ In the absence of the gravity, the cannon ball follows a straight line
    path consistent with the Law of Inertia.
    ➢ Gravity accelerates objects downward but is unable to affect the
    horizontal motion of a projectile.
    ➢ The cannon ball follows a parabolic path as the ball rises towards
    its peak. It undergoes a downward acceleration.
    ➢ As the ball falls, it still undergoes a downward acceleration.
    ➢ This downward acceleration is depicted by a change in the vertical
    component of velocity .
    ➢ This downward direction is a cause of downward force of gravity on
    the ball.
    The cannon ball motion is a
    projectile motion (neglecting
    the air resistance).
    1) The cannon ball follows a……path as the ball rises
    towards to peak it undergoes a downward
    acceleration.

    a) curved

    b) circular

    c) parabolic

    d) hyperbolic
    2) The motion of a cannon ball is……

    a) straight line motion

    b) projectile motion

    c) motion in space

    d) linear motion
    3) In the absence of……the cannon ball follows a
    straight line path consistent with law of inertia.

    a) atmosphere

    b) air

    c) gravity

    d) co2

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