A moving object can have only
(a) one type of motion
(b) two types of motions
(c) three types of motion
(d) all of these

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(c) three types of motion
A moving object can have translational, rotational, periodic and non-periodic motion. Thus, an object can have more than one kind of motion.

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A moving object can have only (a) one type of motion (b) two types of motions (c) three types of motion (d) all of these

(c) three types of motion A moving object can have translational, rotational, periodic and non-periodic motion. Thus, an object can have more than one kind of motion.

A moving object can have only
(a) one type of motion
(b) two types of motions
(c) three types of motion
(d) all of these

(c) three types of motion
A moving object can have translational, rotational, periodic and non-periodic motion. Thus, an object can have more than one kind of motion.