Comparison of Uniform Circular Motion and Uniform Linear Motion
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What are the differences between linear motion and circular motion?
In uniform circular motion, acceleration is zero.
True
False
How will you decide whether a body is in uniform acceleration or non-uniform acceleration?
Will angular acceleration remain constant in uniform circular motion?
Is acceleration zero in uniform circular motion?
Uniform linear motion is motion with a constant velocity (zero acceleration). Uniform circular motion is motion with
constant speed and varying centripetal acceleration
speed and centripetal acceleration is zero
varying speed and constant centripetal acceleration
constant speed and constant centripetal acceleration
If the speed of an object moving along a straight line keeps changing, its motion is said to be
Uniform
Non-uniform
Circular
None of these
In a uniform linear motion,
the direction of the body does change or in other words, the body moves in a straight path
the direction of the body does not change or in other words, the body moves in a circular path
the direction of the body does change or in other words, the body moves in a straight line
the direction of the body does not change or in other words the body moves in a straight line
The basic difference between uniform linear motion & uniform circular motion is
Uniform linear motion is along the radius and uniform circular motion is along the tangent
Uniform linear motion is along the tangent and uniform circular motion is along the radius
Uniform linear motion is non- accelerated motion and uniform circular motion is accelerated motion
Uniform linear motion is along the radius inwards and uniform circular motion is along the radius outwards
Uniform linear motion is accelerated motion and uniform circular motion is non- accelerated motion
In a non-uniform motion, the velocity of a body changes with time.
- True
- False
According to Newton’s first law of motion, there can be no acceleration without a net force. So there has to be
a tangential force associated with the circular motion
a vertical force associated with the circular motion
a force associated with the uniform circular motion and is directed towards the centre
a force associated with the translational motion and is directed towards the centre
object in uniform circular motion.
A uniform meter scale of weight W is kept in equilibrium when supported at the 60 cm mark and a mass m of weight w is suspended at 90 cm mark as shown in the figure. Which of the following is true?
W < w
W > w
Data insufficient
W = w
- Circular
- Linear
- Parabolic
- Irregular
- outward
- inward
- diagonal
- arbitrary
a) The velocity of the particle is constant
b) The acceleration of the particle is constant
c) The magnitude of acceleration is constant.
c) The magnitude of acceleration s decreasing continuously.