Why u change direction in uniform motion?

Can the X axis have a dependable quantity and Y axis have a independent quantity?

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Solution

A body is said to be in uniform motion when it covers equal distances within equal time intervals.

The definition of uniform motion does not say anything about direction. This means that motion with a constant speed but not constant direction, it can be uniform.

Yes ,the X axis can havea dependable quantity and Y axis can have a independent quantity,
We avoid this to reduce the confusion.

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Why u change direction in uniform motion? Can the X axis have a dependable quantity and Y axis have a independent quantity?

Why u change direction in uniform motion?

Can the X axis have a dependable quantity and Y axis have a independent quantity?