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Motion: Uniform, Non-Uniform, Speed and Average Speed

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💡 Key Idea

Uniform vs Non-Uniform: The Core Test

Equal distance in equal time? That's the test.

The entire topic rests on one question: does the object cover equal distances in equal time intervals?

↳ If distances in equal time intervals differ, the motion is non-uniform — no exceptions.

📖 Definition

Defining Uniform and Non-Uniform Motion

Two definitions that unlock every question.

↳ Uniform = equal distances in equal time; Non-uniform = unequal distances in equal time.

➗ Formula

The Three Core Formulas of Motion

Three formulas solve almost every problem.

↳ Speed, distance and time form a triangle — know any two, find the third.

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Motion: Uniform, Non-Uniform, Speed and Average Speed

This topic explains how objects move — whether they cover equal or unequal distances in equal time intervals (uniform vs non-uniform motion), and how to calculate speed, time, distance and average speed using simple form...

  • **Uniform motion** means an object covers equal distances in equal intervals of time.
  • **Non-uniform motion** means an object covers unequal distances in equal intervals of time.
  • In a distance–time table, uniform motion shows equal distance gaps for equal time gaps.

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❓ Leveled MCQ practice

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29 questions laddered from warm-up to topper-level, each with an explanation. A taste:

An object covers equal distances in equal intervals of time. What type of motion is this?

Beginner
A Random motion B Circular motion C Non-uniform motion D Uniform motion
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Uniform motion

Equal distances in equal time intervals is the definition of uniform motion, so the speed stays constant.

A bus covers unequal distances in equal intervals of time. Its motion is:

Beginner
A Non-uniform motion B Stationary motion C Uniform motion D Constant-speed motion
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Non-uniform motion

Unequal distances in equal time intervals means non-uniform motion — the speed is changing.

Which of these is the standard example of uniform motion?

Beginner
A A car on a clear straight highway B A bus stopping at every stop C A car in city traffic D A cyclist weaving through a market
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A car on a clear straight highway

A car cruising a clear straight highway at a steady speed covers equal distances in equal time intervals.

Which of these is the standard example of non-uniform motion?

Beginner
A A fan rotating at a steady rate B A car on an empty straight highway C A train at constant speed on a straight track D A car moving in city traffic
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A car moving in city traffic

City traffic forces constant changes in speed, so the car covers unequal distances in equal time intervals.

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