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Here are many keywords describing your document about Class 7 Physics – Motion and Time: Main Topic Keywords Physics Motion Time Motion and Time Class 7 Physics Science Notes Study Notes Revision Notes Concept Keywords Motion definition Change in position Distance Time interval Speed Speed formula Speed calculation Uniform motion Non-uniform motion Types of Motion Rectilinear motion Circular motion Periodic motion Oscillatory motion Pendulum motion Graph Keywords Distance–time graph Motion graph Graph interpretation Straight line graph Uniform speed graph Measurement Keywords SI units Metre per second Distance measurement Time measurement Speed measurement Diagram Keywords Physics diagrams Distance-time diagram Simple pendulum diagram Educational illustrations Science visual aids Learning Keywords School notes Exam preparation Study material Concept explanati
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Motion is the change in position of an object with time. If an object changes its position relative to its surroundings, we say it is in motion. Examples include a moving car, a flying bird, or a rotating fan.
Type of Motion Explanation Example
Rectilinear Motion Motion in a straight line Train moving on a straight track
Circular Motion Motion in a circular path Hands of a clock
Periodic Motion Motion repeating after equal time intervals Pendulum swing
Speed tells us how fast or slow an object is moving. Formula: Speed = Distance / Time Unit of speed in SI system is metre per second (m/s).
A distance-time graph shows how distance changes with time. A straight slanted line indicates uniform motion (constant speed).
A simple pendulum consists of a small metal ball (bob) tied to a thread and suspended from a support. One complete tonandnfro motion is called one oscillation.