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In Physics / High School | 2014-07-08

Define circular motion and give some examples.

Asked by BrentThiengtham162

Answer (3)

"Circular motion" is motion in a circular path.
-- Any point on the tire of a bicycle or a car that is moving.
-- Any point on the hour, minute, or seconds-hand of an 'analog' clock.
-- The ball in the roulette wheel before it comes to a stop.
-- Any point on the rim of the Wheel of Fortune before it stops.
-- Any point on any propeller of a windmill, when the wind is blowing.

Answered by AL2006 | 2024-06-10

QUESTION โ€‹
Define Circular motion and its types
A N S W ER โ€‹
Circular motion
MOTION OF THE BODY CIRCULAR PATH IS CALLED CIRCULAR MOTION
FEW IMP POINTS ABOUT IT :-

โ€ŒA tengential is always responsible for change in speed
โ€ŒIf the Direction of acc and velocity is same then body's speed inc
โ€ŒIf they r in oppsite direction then Body's speed dec .
โ€ŒIf speed becomes constant then tangential acc become zero .
โ€ŒBy the basis of tangial acc the circular motion is divided into two types uniform circular motion and non uniform circular motion

UNIFORM CIRCULAR MOTION

โ€Œwhen object in a circular path in a constant speed or constant circular speed is called uniform circular motion.
โ€ŒIn case of uniform circular motion acc tendial will be zero
โ€ŒIn case of uniform circular motion acc centripetal will be equal to net acc.

NONUNIFORM CIRCULAR MOTION

โ€ŒCentripetal acc is not equal net acc
โ€ŒCircular acc and tendial acc is not equal to zero .

EXAMPLES : โˆ’

Earth revolving around the sun is an example of uniform circular motion
Spinning top rotation on its own axis is example of non uniform circular motion
Rotating/ moving blades of fan etc
a rotating stone lied to a rope

Answered by DEVIL005 | 2024-06-15

Circular motion is the movement of an object along a circular path, which can be either uniform or non-uniform. Examples include a spinning wheel, planets orbiting the sun, and the hands of a clock. Centripetal force is necessary to maintain this motion, acting inward towards the center of the circle.
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Answered by AL2006 | 2024-12-29