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motion and Time13In Class VI, you learnt about differenttypes of motions. You learnt that amotion could be along a straight line,it could be circular or periodic. Can yourecall these three types of motions?Table gives some commonexamples of motions. Identify the typeof motion in each SLOW OR FASTWe know that some vehicles move fasterthan others. Even the same vehicle maymove faster or slower at different a list of ten objects moving alonga straight path. Group the motion ofthese objects as slow and fast.

motion of a simple pendulum is an example of a periodic or an oscillatory motion. The pendulum is said to have completed one oscillation when its bob, starting from its mean position O, moves To set the pendulum in motion, gently hold the bob and move it slightly to one side. Make sure that the string

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