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Motion & Measurement of Distances
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1.
Is air around us always transparent? Discuss.
2.
Give two examples of a periodic motion
3.
The height of a person is 1.965 m. Express it in cm and mm.
4.
Name two devices that are used to measure length.
5.
How would you decide whether an object is in motion or at rest?
6.
How can we use a string to measure distances less then the length of the string?
7.
During rolling of a ball, which type of motion is performed?
8.
State one difference between circular motion and rotational motion.
9.
Give the name of the motion that simple pendulum exhibits.
10.
Mention some modes of transportation of ancient times.
11.
Give the name of the device used to measure girth of a tree.
12.
State how many kilometres are there in 1 metre.
13.
Name the motion exhibited by a freely falling stone.
14.
State whether the hour hand of a wall clock is at rest or in motion.
15.
Give the name of the motion possessed by the vehicles on a straight road.
1.
Yes, air around us is always transparent because we can see the objects through air clearly.
2.
The two examples of a periodic motion are motion of a pendulum and motion of a child on a swing.
3.
1m = 100em = 1000 mm
\(\therefore\)The height of the given person in cm is
= 1.965 x 100 = 196.5 cm
\(\therefore\)The height of the given person in mm is
= 1.965 x 1000 = 1.965 mm.
4.
The two devices that are used to measure length are:
(i) Metre-scale (ii) Screw gauge.
5.
An object is said to be at rest when it does not change its position with time. While an object is said to be in motion when it changes its position with time.
6.
By marking 1/2, 1/4and 1/8 of string length
7.
Rotational and rectilinear motion are performed during the rolling of a ball.
8.
A body always rotates in its orbit in the case of circular motion while in the case of rotational motion, a body rotates about its axis.
9.
Periodic motion is exhibited by the simple pendulum.
10.
In ancient times, there were some modes of transportation like bullock cart, horse cart, camel cart, etc.
11.
The device which is used to measure girth of a tree is a measuring tape.
12.
There are\(1\over 1000\) kilometre in 1 metre
13.
The motion exhibited by a freely falling stone is rectilinear motion
14.
Due to the changing position of hour hand of a wall clock, it always be in motion.
15.
Rectilinear motion is the motion possessed by the vehicles on a straight road.
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