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A body moving with constant speed in a straight line means its velocity is constant (both magnitude and direction are unchanging). This type of motion is defined as uniform motion.
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A body moving with constant speed in a straight line means its velocity is constant (both magnitude and direction are unchanging). This type of motion is defined as uniform motion.
- a) Accelerated motion involves a change in velocity (either speed or direction).
- b) Uniform motion means constant velocity, which includes constant speed in a straight line.
- c) Circular motion involves a continuous change in direction, even if the speed is constant, meaning it is accelerated motion.
- d) Random motion implies unpredictable changes in speed and/or direction.
Therefore, the correct option is (b).
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