Power Point Presentation on Motion in one dimension for ICSE VIII & IX students
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The document explains the difference between scalar and vector quantities, defining scalar quantities as those with only magnitude and vector quantities as those with both magnitude and direction. It details key terms related to motion, including distance, displacement, speed, velocity, and acceleration. Specifically, distance is described as the length of the path taken, while displacement is the shortest path taken by the body.
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Power Point Presentation on Motion in one dimension for ICSE VIII & IX students
- 2. Scalar and Vector Quantities Scalar Quantity: The quantities which have only magnitude but no direction Vector Quantity: The quantities which have both magnitude and direction
- 3. Terms Related to Motion Distance Displacement Speed Velocity Acceleration
- 4. Distance & Displacement Distance: It is the length of path taken by a body when moving from one point to another. Displacement: It is the shortest path taken by the body.