Question
From the given example, find if the motion is one or two or three-dimensional.
  1. A kite flying in the sky.
  2. A cricket ball hit by a player.
  3. Moon revolving around the earth.
  4. The motion of a stone in a circle.

Answer

  1. A flying kite in the sky comes under three-dimensional motion.
  2. A cricket ball hit by a player comes under two-dimensional motion.
  3. Moon revolving around the sun-earth comes under two-dimensional motion.
  4. The motion of the stone in circular motion comes under two-dimensional motion.

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