Speed of an Object is not constant in Non- Uniform motion. is this statement correct? justify your answer.

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Non-uniform motion is defined as the different magnitude of distance travelled in same time intervals or equal distance is travelled in different interval of time. Thus, speed during non-uniform motion is not constant.

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Speed of an Object is not constant in Non- Uniform motion. is this statement correct? justify your answer.

Dear Student Non-uniform motion is defined as the different magnitude of distance travelled in same time intervals or equal distance is travelled in different interval of time. Thus, speed during non-uniform motion is not constant.

Dear Student

Non-uniform motion is defined as the different magnitude of distance travelled in same time intervals or equal distance is travelled in different interval of time. Thus, speed during non-uniform motion is not constant.